Car and Driver Reviews 7

Total bs, always has been so.

I call BS on your fluff review of th 2024 Chevy Blazer EV.
What a disaster this car is. It's 4 months old with 4k miles, and has spent over 16 days in the shop. It's like a part time job trying to follow up The incompetence of chevy to build this car but also the total lack of support staff that can fix it or even know where to look. This car is a joke. Total hack job Your review was
It is November 9 2025 and still no car however Chevy 1 month after the car was brought in gave me a loaner. I am still waiting on payment from GM to reimburse me for the rental and Uber from site of breakdown. DISGRACE

Good I use these articles for my school project.

My friend bought me a subscription and at one point I opted for two "gift" subscriptions for $5/yr for a couple friends.

When my subscription was up for renewal last year I stopped paying as I wasn't reading it anymore. I didn't have to call and cancel that I remember, they just stopped sending them when I didn't pay for it.

Now a year later I get bills for my friends gift subscriptions, saying that my card was disabled. Come to find out they have been billing my friend $40 a year for the last two years to continue sending "gift" subscriptions to other friends. Now maybe I didn't read the fine print or something, but the term "gift" to me means a one time thing... get them into it for a year and then they decide if it is still worth it to pay on their own. In no way had I intended for my friend to continue paying for years.

The way I found out about this was even more astonishing given I had received a notice almost two years ago that one of my friends was no longer available at his address. Oh well, not a big deal right? Then I get a bill two years later showing they are still mailing it to this address?! Why would you spend the time to tell me he's not reachable there and then keep charging up a bill and sending stuff where it isn't needed.

I am rating 2/5 merely because--as others have stated--some of their reviews are useful and I enjoyed the clever personalities in their articles. But I would never purchase from any associated magazines again (and there is a lot of them).

Well i just purchased my 3rd dodge challenger hellcat 2016 with 4997 original miles from a certified dodge deaership paid 13thousand dollars over retail priceing according to kelly blue book standards.This you will really like didnt even make it home i was driving the car less than 20 minutes,here comes the check engine light and i could barley get the car to take off in first gear,thats when my stomache dropped out.im not going to take up a bunch of your review space but back when i bought my first challenger hellcat off the showroom floor with 37 miles on it god i was so impressed i loved that car i drove it 46 thousand miles and sold it never had one issue with that car,oh there was this one issue at about 125 mph the passenger side mirror had a whistle that i can deal with ,just speed up right ,but let me tell you im so frusterated with dodge and this dealer ship i dont want to even drive thier cars i dont want to be asssociated with or even admit i have one of thier products ,if you wanna know the rest of my story i would be glad to share it with you because nobody from dodge or the department of revenue cares to hear that a consumer got treated unfairly after coming in and paying top dollar for a piece of crap that you couldnt sell for scrap .

Havde bestilt en armbåndsur, men der kom et ur som ikke var det jeg bestilte.

Very good for car reviews. Just shy of a perfect score because 1: They only add 3 pros and 3 cons. If you want to know all of the pros and cons, not just 3 of them, I would recommend edmunds. So with only having 3 pros and 3 cons, they could be adding either too many pros and cons or too little. For instance, car and driver stick to that 3/3 thing so in the kia telluride review, a low was average fuel economy. Average isn’t necessarily a bad thing. 2: Some of the cons don’t make sense. For instance, in the jeep trackhawk review, a low was missing country club cachet. What the hell even is that????? But it’s not all bad. They give you a well organized review. They give an overview, how they ranked it, pricing and which one to buy, engine, transmission, and performance, mpg and real world economy, connectivity, and warranty coverage. One thing worth noting is that they only show the 0-60 for some cars but if the car being reviewed has launch control, they report the 0-60 time based on launch control. I didn’t know but eventually figured it out when I clicked the link on one of the 0-60 times. Great review, totally check it out.