Rankings · 2016

Most recalled midsize cars of 2016

Among 40 midsize cars from 2016 in the database (one per model family), the 2016 Ford Fusion AWD has the most recalls: 13. The average across this list is 3.5.

Ranked40one per model family
Average3.5 recalls
Leader2016 Ford Fusion AWD

Top 10

12016 Ford Fusion AWD13 recalls
22016 Chevrolet Malibu9 recalls
32016 Nissan Maxima8 recalls
42016 Lincoln Mkz AWD7 recalls
52016 Nissan Sentra6 recalls
62016 BMW 535d5 recalls
72016 Dodge Dart5 recalls
82016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid5 recalls
92016 Mercedes-Benz E3505 recalls
102016 Toyota Prius5 recalls

Full ranking

#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12016 Ford Fusion AWD9.4 l/100km—221.8 g/km1,710.5 kg135
22016 Chevrolet Malibu7.8 l/100km—182.1 g/km1,536 kg95
32016 Nissan Maxima9.4 l/100km—225.6 g/km1,617 kg85
42016 Lincoln Mkz AWD11.8 l/100km—279.6 g/km2,155.5 kg75
52016 Nissan Sentra7.3 l/100km—172.7 g/km1,306 kg64
62016 BMW 535d7.8 l/100km—208.2 g/km2,125.1 kg5—
72016 Dodge Dart7.6 l/100km—177.1 g/km1,445 kg55
82016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid5.9 l/100km—139.8 g/km1,647.9 kg55
92016 Mercedes-Benz E35010.2 l/100km—235.5 g/km4,989.5 kg5—
102016 Toyota Prius4.5 l/100km—105.6 g/km1,390 kg55
112016 Volkswagen Passat8.1 l/100km—190.1 g/km1,563 kg55
122016 BMW 528i8.7 l/100km—210 g/km1,873.3 kg4—
132016 Chevrolet Cruze Limited9.1 l/100km—208.8 g/km1,399 kg44
142016 Honda Accord8.1 l/100km—188.9 g/km1,496 kg45
152016 Infiniti Q5010.2 l/100km—247.9 g/km1,638 kg4—
162016 Nissan Altima9.1 l/100km—218.7 g/km1,576 kg45
172016 Nissan Leaf (24 kW-hr battery pack)2.1 l/100km——1,541 kg44
182016 Audi A68.4 l/100km—195.7 g/km1,895 kg35
192016 Audi A7 quattro7.8 l/100km—213.1 g/km1,910 kg3—
202016 Audi S813.1 l/100km—300.7 g/km2,125 kg3—
212016 Subaru Legacy AWD10.2 l/100km—240.5 g/km1,677 kg35
222016 Toyota Avalon9.8 l/100km—226.8 g/km1,610 kg35
232016 Audi S611.2 l/100km—262.8 g/km1,995 kg25
242016 Audi S711.2 l/100km—265.3 g/km2,045 kg2—
252016 BMW 535i10.2 l/100km—234.9 g/km2,135.5 kg2—

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How this ranking works

Values come from FuelEconomy.gov, EPA certification data and NHTSA records shown on each vehicle's page. Only the best-placed version of each model family is listed, so one model cannot fill the list. Electric vehicles are excluded from fuel-consumption rankings and ranked by range instead.

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