These are the least and most reliable cars, according to Consumer Reports

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Only one American brand made the top 10

American auto brands have some work to do in the reliability department, but they're doing well in some segments according to a new study from Consumer Reports.

The organization's annual Auto Reliability Report found Buick to be the only U.S brand in a top 10 list dominated by Asian makes that also included Mini.

Lexus, Mazda, Toyota and Infiniti all finished ahead of Buick in fifth place, while Chrysler was the next-highest ranked domestic brand in 12th.

Jeep, Tesla and Lincoln filled the bottom of the list, which was the result of a survey of over 300,000 2019-2021 model year cars owned by Consumer Reports members.

Many of the issues cited were related to infotainment systems and accessories, while the Tesla Model Y, Model S and Model X dragged the company's score down with build quality issues, leaving the Model 3 as the brand's only vehicle recommended by Consumer Reports.

Electric SUV like the Model Y were the least reliable category overall, but the Ford Mustang Mach-E was best among them.

"The powertrains aren't the problem," Jake Fisher, senior director of auto testing for Consumer Reports, said. "Instead, the electric SUVs often are equipped with electric door handles, electric-activated climate control vents and other features. "By having all of these new technologies saddled into these early adopter-mobiles, there are more problems associated with them."


 
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