Car rankings

Updated every day from NHTSA, EPA and Wikipedia public data. Each list explains exactly how it is calculated, and every model links to its full page with specs, recalls and complaints.

Trending cars this week

Models whose English Wikipedia article views grew the most this week compared with last week (minimum 2,000 weekly views). Spikes often follow a new model reveal, a big recall, a price change or news coverage.

  1. Ferrari 12Cilindri
  2. Polestar 2
  3. Honda Odyssey

Most researched cars

The models people read about most, by English Wikipedia article views over the last 30 days — a rough signal of public interest, not of sales.

  1. Toyota Land Cruiser
  2. Toyota Corolla
  3. Honda Civic

Cars with the most new complaints

Models (all model years combined) with the most safety complaints filed with NHTSA in the last 90 days. Popular cars naturally collect more reports, so use this to spot emerging problems rather than to rank reliability.

  1. Ford F-150
  2. GMC Sierra
  3. Chevrolet Silverado

Best fuel economy

Highest EPA combined MPG among gasoline, hybrid and plug-in hybrid models of the latest model year (plug-ins rated on gasoline). Electric cars are ranked by range instead.

  1. Toyota Prius
  2. Hyundai Elantra
  3. Kia Niro

Longest-range electric cars

EPA-rated driving range of the latest model-year electric vehicles (best version of each model). Real-world range drops in cold weather and at highway speeds.

  1. Lucid Air
  2. Chevrolet Silverado
  3. Lucid Gravity

Cheapest cars to fuel

Lowest EPA estimated annual fuel or electricity cost (15,000 miles a year at current national prices) for the latest model year. A quick way to compare running costs across gas, hybrid and electric.

  1. Lucid Air
  2. Tesla Model 3
  3. Tesla Model Y

5-star overall safety ratings

Recent model years that earned NHTSA's top 5-star overall crash rating, newest first and then by fewest recall campaigns.

  1. Hyundai Sonata
  2. GMC Acadia
  3. Nissan Versa

Newly added models

Model years that appeared in the EPA fuel economy database in the last 90 days — usually brand-new models or the next model year arriving at dealers.

  1. MINI Cooper
  2. Nissan Sentra
  3. Volkswagen Golf/GTI