"These models outperformed, outscored, and outclassed their competitors, demonstrating all-round excellence. Common among these all-stars are benchmark acceleration, braking, and handling performance, with superior comfort and convenience to boot. Simply put, these are cars we'd love to own."

Since Consumer Reports rated the Model S at 103 points on Consumer Reports' 0-100 rating scale, no one should be surprised that the Tesla Model S grabbed two spots among the 10 best cars.

Is the P85D different enough from other Model S to split it apart and consider it as its own winner? We'll leave that for you to evaluate as we prepare for four best places for Tesla in 2016 after the Model X fully enters the game.

To the best of our knowledge, never before has a single model (example: Model S) grabbed the top 2 spots on this Consumer Reports' list.