Ford Motor Co.'s Lincoln is the only Detroit brand to make of the top 10 in the latest Annual Auto Reliability data from Consumer Reports, the nonprofit research, testing and consumer advocacy organization.
The top five brands in this year's study, released Tuesday during an online press conference with the Automotive Press Association, are Toyota, Lexus, BMW, Mazda and Honda.
Lincoln moved up 14 spots to No. 10. Ford placed at No. 18, down four spots from last year. All of GM’s brands dropped in this year’s study. Buick fell seven spots to No. 11 while Cadillac fell five to No. 17. Chevrolet fell 10 spots to No. 20 and GMC dropped three spots to No. 21. Stellantis NV’s Ram truck brand climbed one spot to rank at No. 16 and Jeep fell one spot, to second to last at No. 23.
