Consumer Reports has just published its 2010 list of highest-rated vehicles in ten popular categories. For a full description of the automobiles taking the honors this year, go to CCNMoney.com.
Best overall vehicle
Despite Toyota's recent recall disasters, the influential magazine has named the Toyota Lexus 460L best overall vehicle. With gas mileage of 24 on the highway and 16 in the city, the full-size luxury sedan scored 99 on Consumer Report's 100-point scale. The $70,925 price tag means that you'll probably need a loan to buy one of these cars, even if you have plenty of cash now for a down payment.
Best family sedan
Top honors in the family sedan category went to the Nissan Altima which may be good news if your payday cash doesn't always flow like wine . The Altima carries a manageable price tag, somewhere in the range of $19,900 $29,600, and gets reasonable gas mileage, too (32 hwy, 23 city).
Best small sedan
The Hyundai Elantra SE took the award for best small sedan. Priced at a mere $17,845 that plenty of people could finance with just a small loan, the Elantra gets decent gas mileage (34 hwy, 26 city) and comes equipped with electronic stability control, a proven life-saving feature not available on many other small cars. ... click here to read the rest of the article titled "Toyota Lexus Named Best Overall Vehicle for 2010"
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