– Least reliable SUV for 2024, according to Consumer Reports (CR). – Refreshed 2025 model with a more powerful engine and $1,000 price hike. – Will the changes be enough to fix its reliability?
– Ranked 19th out of 26 midsize SUVs by RepairPal. – Poor performance in leasing incentives, making it the worst SUV to lease in 2025.
– Jeep’s reputation for reliability is declining. – These models struggle with poor fuel economy and have been listed as among the least reliable vehicles by CR.
– Great for off-roading, but expensive to maintain. – High maintenance costs and parts replacement can make it a costly choice for city driving.
– Mixed reviews for reliability with concerns over EV battery, electrical systems, and climate control. – 2024 model had a shaky reliability score of 21/100, and the 2025 model may still carry over issues.
– Despite decent reliability rankings, the Tucson has been criticized for engine and transmission failures. – Older models (2011-2017) have specific issues, and while the 2024 model is better, it still raises concerns.