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Consumer Reports Release List of Most Reliable Cars 2023, Ranks Automobiles
Consumer Reports has unveiled its highly anticipated list of the "Most Reliable Cars 2023," shedding light on the vehicles that owners trust and those plagued by frequent repairs. Lexus and Toyota emerged as the leaders in brand dependability, with Mini, Acura, Honda, and Subaru closely trailing in the rankings for reliability.
By Dabbie Davis
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Pinnacle of Luxury: List of Leading Luxury Car Brands in 2023
Luxury car brands continously offer their comfort, reliabilty, and latest technology this 2023. Certain brands have been in the business for decades. Still, they continue to captivate both simple car enthusiats and the one who can actually afford them.
By Dabbie Davis
Exploring Consumer Brand Loyalty: Top 8 Car Brands on Customers’ Preferences
Customers’ preferences are deeply influenced by consumer brand royalty. Look at the top 8 car brands in their respective category, which gain unshakable support in 2023. These top 8 brands are Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, and BMW.
By Dabbie Davis
Discover 5 Most Affordable Used Cars for the Average American
Obtaining an affordable used car before 2023 ends is possible. With the right budget and keen eye for reliable and sustainable unit one may find their dream car without using all their savings.
By Dabbie Davis
California's Current Laws Grant Immunity to Autonomous Vehicle from Traffic Tickets
Autonomous vehicles incident opens argument about traffic law in California. Currently, autonomous vehicles are immune to traffic tickets. This is due to the fact that the law requires the presence of the driver for issuing such tickets.
By Dabbie Davis
Self Driving Car Safety Concerns Arise Like Fears of Hacking, Driver Data Protection
As popular as they seem, autonomous vehicles are not getting any special acknowledgement from the government. Officials are making their move following recent accidents involving self-driving cars.
By Dabbie Davis
Volkswagen seeks savings of 10 billion euros: source
Volkswagen Group (VOWG_p.DE) is seeking cost savings of around 10 billion euros ($12.4 billion), a source told Reuters on Friday.
By Jan Schwartz; Writing by Edward Taylor; Editing by Alexander Ratz and Kirsti Knolle
