0:00 Consumer Reports just dropped its latest reliability scores. And one car scored 99 out of 100. That number rarely happens. We're talking real owners, real miles, real problems, >> [music] >> or in this case, almost zero of them. Today we're counting down all 10 cars that CR basically called perfect. And if you're about to spend $30,000, $40,000, or more on your next vehicle, this list could save you from an expensive mistake.
0:30 Here's why this matters more than any other car list you'll watch this week. Most car content tells you what to buy based on a test drive, 30 minutes on a pre-planned route with a salesperson in the passenger seat. Consumer Reports does something completely different. They survey hundreds of thousands of real owners about real problems on real vehicles after years of actual ownership. No manufacturer influence, no press fleet, no advertising dollars, just data.
1:00 Today we went through all of it, so you don't have to. These 10 cars scored so high that CR's message was simple. Buy one of these and stop worrying. Let's count them down. Number 10, 2025 Mazda 3. Criminally underrated, and Consumer Reports just confirmed what Mazda owners have known for years. The 2025 Mazda 3 is one of the most overlooked cars in its class, and one of
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