However, is there truly a reason to pick the Telluride over the Palisade? The Kia warranty, styling, and trim levels help edge out the Hyundai. Also on KSAT.On the list of midsized sport-utility vehicles with three rows, Consumer Reports scored the Kia Telluride higher than the Hyundai Palisade in a few categories. The reason: Both popular models were redesigned for 2023 and are being tested right now by Consumer Reports. Notably absent are two vehicles that have continuously been on the list in years past, the Lexus R-X and Toyota Prius. It has five seats and a 4 and 1/2 feet of truck bed.įor those ready to splurge, the Lexus NX350h ($41,995 - $57,805) and the Tesla Model 3 ($43,490 - $53,990) are Consumer Reports’ top picks that cost more than $45,000. This year, the Subaru Forester ($26,395 - $36,495), Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid ($35,910 - $41,570) and three-row Kia Telluride ($35,890 - $52,985) all made Consumer Reports’ list.Ĭonsumer Reports says the brand-new Ford Maverick Hybrid ($22,595 - $28,355) is a fun alternative to small SUVs. “The Leaf was really the first mainstream EV when it launched over a decade ago, and it continues to show that EVs can be reliable and inexpensive,” Stockburger said.įor a midsized sedan, Consumer Reports recommends the Toyota Camry Hybrid ($26,220 - $36,645), which returned “a stunning 47 mpg overall” in Consumer Reports’ tests. These are cars that will continue to save you money down the line with great fuel economy and few repairs.Ĭonsumer Reports says the 2023 Nissan Leaf, ranging in price from $28,040 to $36,040, proves that not all electric cars come with jolting prices. For vehicles in the $25,000 and less category, Consumer Reports recommends the Toyota Corolla Cross Small SUV ($23,060 - $28,465) or Corolla Hybrid Sedan ($22,800 - $26,640). Price continues to be a major factor for buyers. “Our ‘Top Picks’ have to come standard with key safety features, including automatic emergency braking that operates at highway speed and includes pedestrian detection.”
“Simply put, these are vehicles that stand out in their respective categories, " said Consumer Reports’ Jennifer Stockburger. To find the top vehicles of 2023, the experts at Consumer Reports drove hundreds of thousands of miles on more than 200 vehicles, and sorted through mounds of data from more than 50 tests including safety, and real-world owner experiences relating to reliability and owner satisfaction. Seven of their top 10 are hybrid or all-electric. SAN ANTONIO – If you’re in the market for a new car this year, Consumer Reports’ Top Picks may steer you toward a hybrid or EV.
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