Electrical and powertrain complaints dominate owner reports for this model year, with instrument cluster failures and unexpected gear shifts or stalls representing the most common patterns. Engine stalling — sometimes requiring many restart attempts before the vehicle can sustain movement — is also a frequent theme. A smaller but notable share of complaints involves seat track displacement in rear-impact collisions.

Most reported areas

Electrical System safety 20%
Owners report the instrument cluster going dark while driving, causing all gauges — including the speedometer, fuel gauge, tachometer, and engine temperature gauge — to stop functioning simultaneously. · 27 fire · 10 crash · 6 injured
Power Train safety 20%
Owners describe the vehicle unexpectedly shifting into neutral and stalling on its own during turns, requiring the driver to restart and continue to a service location. · 2 fire · 68 crash · 32 injured
Engine safety 17%
Owners report repeated unprompted stalls where the engine requires many restart attempts and shuts off again after traveling only a short distance, accompanied by multiple warning lights activating. · 15 fire · 14 crash · 10 injured
Seats safety 14%
Owners report the driver seat coming off its track and becoming misaligned during rear-end collisions, raising concerns about seat structural integrity in crashes. · 2 fire · 2 crash · 39 injured
Service Brakes safety 11%
267 reports (11%) · 2 fire · 20 crash · 6 injured

Source: NHTSA owner complaints · 2,362 complaints

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