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- WaymoRecommended for crash data showing far fewer injuries than human drivers and for confident, predictable rides, though critics cite overly slow driving, blocked traffic and privacy worries.696recommend
- Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD)Owners say recent versions handle most driving, especially highways, with few interventions; critics cite years of overpromised marketing and the continued need for supervision, especially in cities.268recommend
- Tesla vehiclesRecommended for ongoing free software updates, a clean interface and an easy charging network for road trips, though critics fault confusing touchscreen controls and slipping build quality.209recommend
- UberRecommended as a convenient, safer, more reliable alternative to taxis with upfront pricing, though critics cite low driver pay, lax driver vetting and rising fares.190recommend
- BYD electric carsAffordable, well-equipped EVs that many see as matching pricier rivals, though they're blocked or tariffed in the US and critics question parts availability and build quality.157recommend
- Apple CarPlayRecommended as a safer, consistent, phone-powered car interface that beats most built-in infotainment and keeps older cars modern, though some report laggy connections, clunky controls and required Siri.149recommend
- Ferrari LuceAn electric Ferrari praised for its handsome, retro-modern interior full of physical controls, while many say the generic exterior loses Ferrari's identity and doesn't justify the price.140recommend
- Tesla Model YRecommended for impressive self-driving features, software that keeps improving and top safety ratings, though inspection data shows high defect rates and the design has barely changed.139recommend
- Tesla Model 3Owners praise its reliability, dependable fast charging, polished software and capable Autopilot, while critics cite glaring headlights, mediocre build quality, confusing door releases and repair-hostile design.128recommend
- Slate EV truckA basic, screen-light electric truck you can customize and reconfigure yourself, though many say it costs too much for what you get and range is short.109recommend
- Tesla CybertruckOwners praise its off-road ability, stainless steel body and driving experience, but critics point to unmet promises, recalls and build quality problems.85recommend
- Tesla FSDRecommended for smooth, capable driving on complex roads, often with few interventions. Main caveat: it still needs an attentive driver supervising at all times.73recommend
- Rivian electric vehicleRecommended for software integration, a polished interface and well-designed vehicles. Common caveat: many controls sit on the screen and CarPlay is missing.73recommend
- Android AutoRecommended for bringing familiar phone maps, audio and apps to the car, including older models. Critics most often report flaky connections and breakage after updates.69recommend
- Toyota PriusOwners praise its reliability, low running costs and durable hybrid drivetrain, with long-lived original batteries. Critics note costly hybrid battery replacement and distracting warnings.68recommend
- Toyota CorollaPeople recommend the Corolla as a cheap, reliable, fuel-efficient car that lasts for years with basic maintenance. Critics find its tech and driving dull.63recommend
- Nissan LeafRecommended for cheap driving, low running costs and short city trips; the most common caveat is air-cooled batteries that degrade and charge slowly.62recommend
- Ford F-150 LightningOwners praise its home backup power, low running costs, acceleration and truck-like feel. Critics say it suits light work and that repairs and parts can be slow.59recommend
- Tesla Model SOwners praise its fast acceleration, long range and durability, with many reporting cars still running well after a decade. Critics point to build quality and touchscreen-heavy controls.55recommend
- Ford F-150People recommend the F-150 for hard utility work, towing, roomy cargo space and long-lasting engines. Critics say it is oversized, hard to see around, and overkill for everyday hauling.44recommend
- Mazda MX-5 MiataPeople recommend it as a cheap, fun-to-drive car that turns ordinary trips into an experience, though critics say it is not powerful or fast.42recommend
- Tesla RobotaxiPeople praise its smooth, natural driving and low fares compared with Waymo and Uber, and say rides work fine. Critics say crash rates and unclear human supervision remain unresolved.41recommend
- Chevrolet BoltA practical, inexpensive electric car with decent range and cheap home charging, often bought used. Critics most often cite the touchscreen and on-screen climate controls.40recommend
- Renault 5 ElectricPraised for looks, character and price; the most common caveat is tight rear legroom.37recommend
- comma.ai openpilotOpen-source driver assistance that reduces fatigue on long drives and works hands-free on many cars. Common caveat: it does not reliably change lanes on its own.34recommend
- Tesla Supercharger networkPeople recommend it for its wide coverage, reliability and ease of use, including for non-Tesla EVs. The most common caveat is that many stations are busy, with long queues and waits.32recommend
- Honda CivicPeople recommend it for lasting many years with routine maintenance, plus practical space, efficiency and an engaging drive. Critics say it is not the safest or best riding car.32recommend
- Rivian R2Mid-size electric SUV people praise for its interior, design and feature set, against a Tesla Model Y. Critics cite missing CarPlay, poor reliability and service, and unfamiliar touch controls.32recommend
- LyftRecommended as a consistent, usually cheaper alternative to taxis, with pre-set fares. Main caveat: prices have risen and rides can be costly.29recommend
- Chevrolet VoltOwners praise its long electric range, low running costs and few reliability problems, and call it a practical, enjoyable car. Critics say the battery and complicated design are the main drawbacks.29recommend