Consumer Reports is no longer recommending Tesla's Model S and is panning the reliability of the new Model Y

by Raphael Stevens 19 November 2020, 23:52 139 Views

The latest Consumer Reports’ annual Auto Reliability Survey also dropped a Toyota brand from No. 1 for the first time in 15 years.

Source: Business - cnbc.com

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Consumer Reports is no longer recommending Tesla's Model S and is panning the reliability of the new Model Y

Trump International Hotel Washington DC sale put on indefinite hold

Dow futures fall 200 points as fresh virus restrictions raise concerns about recovery

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