If you're in the market for a new car, SUV, or truck, Consumer Reports just spotlighted six standout models that could dodge tariffs—because they're all made in the U.S. These picks aren’t just tariff-friendly; they’re also top-rated for performance, safety, and reliability, plus they’ve got happy owners backing them up.

Editor’s Note: With trade policies and tariffs making headlines, this list cuts through the noise for buyers who want quality and to sidestep potential price hikes. It’s a practical nudge toward vehicles that deliver on both value and peace of mind—while supporting U.S. manufacturing. Handy, right?

Jeep's once-glamorous reputation in China has hit a dead end, with its local joint venture filing for bankruptcy. The article follows Alice Yu, a millennial who cherished her Jeep Grand Cherokee as a symbol of the "American dream" back in the 2010s—luxury, freedom, and success. Now, the brand’s decline mirrors broader shifts in China’s auto market, where domestic brands and electric vehicles are overshadowing foreign icons.

Editor’s Note: Jeep’s downfall in China isn’t just about one brand failing—it’s a sign of how quickly consumer tastes and market dynamics are changing. For a generation that saw foreign cars as status symbols, this feels like the end of an era. It also highlights the fierce competition from homegrown automakers and EVs, reshaping what "prestige" means on the road.