07:01 24-10-2025

Top 5 least reliable vehicles with scores: F-150 Hybrid, Rivian R1T, Grand Cherokee, more

No. 5 — Jeep Grand Cherokee / Grand Cherokee L (Reliability score: 22 out of 100)

One of Jeep’s best-known nameplates finds itself in this anti-ranking. Owners most often point to issues with the following:

These troubles show up in both the standard model and the extended Grand Cherokee L, and when core hardware and climate functions raise questions, everyday ease of use inevitably takes a hit.

No. 4 — Ford Escape Hybrid (Reliability score: 21 out of 100)

The popular crossover drew attention for complaints tied to failures in these systems and components:

Over the past few years, five official service campaigns were issued to address these shortcomings. For a mass-market model, repeated trips to the service bay can quickly sap buyer confidence.

No. 3 — Rivian R1T (Reliability score: 20 out of 100)

The new-generation electric pickup ran into a broad set of faults across key systems:

Beyond the technical defects, there are concerns about build quality and overall execution — a reminder that early production phases can be uneven even for ambitious projects.

No. 2 — Chevrolet Colorado / GMC Canyon (Reliability score: 15 out of 100)

These near-twin pickups are almost identical — including their low reliability. Typical pain points include:

When platforms and parts are shared this closely, the problems tend to be shared as well, and it shows.

No. 1 — Ford F‑150 Hybrid (Reliability score: 7 out of 100)

The bottom spot goes to this hybrid pickup, which has led the tally of user complaints for three years running. Those grievances focus on the following:

For three consecutive years, this vehicle has held first place among the least reliable models — a pattern that’s hard to overlook.