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Consumers Union, a longtime supporter of increasing fuel economy for passenger vehicles, applauded the EPA's decision to maintain stringent fuel economy standards for passenger...
The survey, conducted by the Consumer Reports National Research Center in 2014, was based on subscriber satisfaction with repairs on more than 121,000 vehicles.
Consumer Reports releases 2013 car brand report cards.
Consumer Reports tests find many turbocharged engine claims fall short.
Consumer Reports tests three Ford Fusions.

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Tesla and Subaru move up in the rankings.
Rankings based on performance, reliability and five-year ownership cost.
Aftermarket blind spot warning systems become available to car owners.
Drivers cite problems with phone, entertainment and navigation functions.
Model S delivers the performance of a sports car, versatility of a wagon and better energy- efficiency than the best hybrids, according to Consumer Reports.

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EPA will review Consumer Reports test data indicating that two Ford Motor Co. hybrids don't get the fuel economy claimed on the window stickers.
Consumer Reports has published an article disputing Ford's claims about the fuel economy of the redesigned 2013 Fusion Hybrid sedan and new C-Max Hybrid wagon. For the full story...
Top fuel efficient models include Toyota Camry Hybrid, Prius C and Nissan Leaf.