Top 10 Least Liked Vehicles According to Consumer Reports

10. Mazda CX-3

Sales of the little CX-3 have been falling hard since the addition of the sleek and modern CX-30.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: tight rear seats and trunk, frustrating infotainment system, wind and road noise

9. Nissan Kicks
The Kicks is getting a mid-cycle update for 2021. While the changes are not revolutionary, customers can still expect a few pleasant surprises.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: stiff ride, slow acceleration, no AWD option

8. Infiniti QX60

Returning unchanged for the 2021 model year, the QX60 will be completely redesigned for 2022 based on the Monograph concept.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: aging design, lack of agility, limited comfort in the second row

7. Infiniti QX50

It’s hard to stand out in the compact luxury SUV segment. Sales of the QX50 are a huge disappointment.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: low fuel economy, confusing controls, lackluster handling

6. Jeep Compass
While more expensive than its direct competitors, the Compass offers segment-leading off-road capabilities. But other than that…
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: unrefined powertrain, lack of agility, uncomfortable rear bench.

5. Nissan Pathfinder

It’s a very good thing a new generation is coming for the 2022 model year…
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: lack of agility, limited comfort in the rear seats, outdated interior

4. Chevrolet Trax

Despite the arrival of the all-new Trailblazer, the Trax soldiers on for the 2021 model year. It was last revised four years ago.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: underwhelming performance, stiff ride, loud and tight cabin

3. Infiniti Q50

This Japanese luxury sedan doesn’t lack power, but the German rivals are better and more attractive in most other areas.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: low fuel economy, small trunk, frustrating infotainment system

2. Ford EcoSport

Derived from Europe, the EcoSport doesn’t really meet the needs of North American consumers.
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: lack of comfort, loud cabin, stiff ride

1. Toyota C-HR

Toyota’s urban crossover is not available with AWD. Beyond the stylish exterior, how is it better than a Corolla Hatchback?
Main complaints according to Consumer Reports: slow acceleration, poor visibility, loud and tight cabin