CARSSee the top 10 car, truck and SUV picks based on Consumer Reports' 2024 listConsumer Reports describes the 2024 Toyota Rav4 Prime as “frisky and frugal,” with a quieter ride than other versions.Courtesy Of ToyotaThe BMW X5 PHEV “sets a high standard,” according to Consumer Reports, with a quiet cabin and “supple ride.”Courtesy Of BMWConsumer Reports says the 2024 Subaru Crosstrek made “evolutionary” advancements for its redesigned 2024 model, with an upgraded infotainment system and improved safety features. While the base engine may be “a bit weak,” upgrading to a 2.5-liter engine will result in a more satisfying ride.Courtesy Of SubaruThe 2024 Toyota Highlander Hybrid is described as a comfortable three-row SUV with an abundance of safety features and a fuel economy that knocks it out of the park, getting 35 mpg.Courtesy Of ToyotaConsumer Reports says the Tesla Model Y “makes going electric easy,” thanks to its spacious interior and long driving range.Courtesy Of TeslaThe 2024 Ford Maverick offers a roomy interior, easy-to-use controls and “terrific” fuel economy, with the hybrid model getting 37 mpg.Courtesy Of FordThe 2024 Toyota Camry returns to Consumer Reports’ top picks list, boasting 47 mpg and “stellar” reliability and efficiency.Courtesy Of Toyota, Bill Leigh BrewerConsumer Reports says the 2024 Mazda3 sedan and hatchback are “highly entertaining to drive," with a cost-effective base engine that still packs more than 190 horsepower. One drawback, though, is the “distracting” controls.Courtesy Of MazdaThe 2024 Subaru Forester is a regular on the annual report, now featured 11 times as a top pick. Consumer Reports says its design maximizes visibility, and the compact SUV offers comfortable seats and plenty of space.Courtesy Of SubaruWith a sportier look and more horsepower, the 2024 Prius Prime is a “sensible car,” according to Consumer Reports – even if it's not as spacious as its predecessors.Courtesy Of Toyota