10 least reliable vehicles in America according to Consumer Reports

Ranked by the number of problems reported by owners

Considering how big an investment it is to actually go out and buy a brand-new car, most buyers probably assume they are going to have a relatively trouble-free few years, at the very least, of ownership. Sadly, that’s not always the case.

According to Consumer Reports, not all cars are as reliable as they should be. The magazine’s Auto Reliability Survey compiled responses from the owners of hundreds of thousands of vehicles. Click here for more information from Consumer Reports, but first, scroll through the slideshow above to see the vehicles that were singled out as being unreliable, in descending order.

Last updated October, 2018

Chevy Silverado HD

We’re surprised to see the Chevy Silverado HD on this list. Fullsize pickup trucks tend to be very durable vehicles, but owners have had major engine problems, says Consumer Reports. Less troubling but still irksome are issues with noises and leaks along with the truck’s in-car electronics package.

It’s worth noting that this rating applies to both the Silverado 2500 and its twin, the GMC Sierra 2500.

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