Consumer Reports – December 2018

SUBCOMPACT SUVs

Subaru Crosstrek^84

Honda HR-V 71

Jeep Renegade 60

Nissan Rogue Sport^51

Chevrolet Trax 38

Mazda CX-3 22

COMPACT SUVs

Mazda CX-5^78

Mitsubishi Outlander 73

Honda CR-V 59

Ford Escape 58

Nissan Rogue 57

Kia Sportage^49

Volkswagen Tiguan 44

Chevrolet Equinox 41

GMC Terrain^41

Hyundai Tucson 39

Jeep Cherokee 38

Jeep Compass^19

MIDSIZED SUVs

Toyota Highlander^81

Toyota 4Runner 78

Kia Sorento 77

Hyundai Santa Fe XL^75

Mazda CX-9 71

Nissan Murano 66

Ford Flex 55

Nissan Pathfinder 46

Honda Pilot 46

Jeep Grand Cherokee 44

Ford Edge^41

MIDSIZED SUVs Cont.

Ford Explorer^35

Dodge Durango 31

Dodge Journey 19

Volkswagen Atlas^16

Chevrolet Traverse^14

LARGE SUVs

Chevrolet Tahoe 62

GMC Yukon^62

Toyota Sequoia 59

Chevrolet Suburban 51

GMC Yukon XL 51

Nissan Armada 49

LUXURY ENTRY-LEVEL SUVs

Mini Countryman 66

Buick Encore 58

Mercedes-Benz GLA 55

BMW X1 20

LUXURY COMPACT SUVs

Lexus NX 88

Audi Q5^72

Porsche Macan 53

Buick Envision 51

Mercedes-Benz GLC^34

BMW X3 33

Volvo XC60 32

Lincoln MKC^32

Cadillac XT5 28

Jaguar F-Pace 20

LUXURY MIDSIZED SUVs

Lexus GX^95

Lexus RX 68

Audi Q7 66

Infiniti QX60^62

Mercedes-Benz GLE 52

Acura MDX 40

Lincoln MKX^37

GMC Acadia 28

Porsche Cayenne 24

Volvo XC90 22

Tesla Model X 13

LUXURY LARGE SUVs

Mercedes-Benz GLS 64

Cadillac Escalade^38

Buick Enclave 16

HYBRIDS/ELECTRIC CARS

Toyota Prius C 93

Toyota Prius Prime 91

BMW i3^89

Toyota Prius 87

Kia Niro 77

Nissan Leaf^69

Chevrolet Bolt 50

Hyundai Ioniq 37

Chevrolet Volt^32

Honda Clarity^14

SUBCOMPACT CARS

Toyota Yaris iA 85

Honda Fit 84

Ford Fiesta 28

Nissan Versa Note 20

Consumer Reports asks its members each year

about problems with their cars, minivans, SUVs, and

trucks. This year, CR’s Auto Reliability Survey—the

largest of its kind—gathered data on more than

500,000 vehicles. We analyzed 17 trouble areas (see

page 58) and created an overall reliability score for

each model year. Our predictions for the 2019

models are based on overall reliability for the past

three model years, provided the vehicle hasn’t

changed much. The charts here present a predicted

reliability score: 41-60 is average, 61-80 is better than

average, and 21-40 is worse than average. Predic-

tions for new and redesigned models or for those

that have limited data can be found on page 59.

RELIABILITY

PREDICTIONS

Road Report: Reliability

56 CR.ORG DECEMBER 2018