Rankings · 2017

Most recalled midsize cars of 2017

Among 39 midsize cars from 2017 in the database (one per model family), the 2017 Tesla Model 3 Long Range has the most recalls: 16. The average across this list is 3.1.

Ranked39one per model family
Average3.1 recalls
Leader2017 Tesla Model 3 Long Range

Top 10

12017 Tesla Model 3 Long Range16 recalls
22017 Alfa Romeo Giulia7 recalls
32017 Volkswagen Passat7 recalls
42017 Audi A7 quattro4 recalls
52017 Chevrolet Malibu4 recalls
62017 Ford Fusion AWD4 recalls
72017 Hyundai Elantra4 recalls
82017 Infiniti Q504 recalls
92017 Lincoln Mkz AWD4 recalls
102017 Nissan Maxima4 recalls

Full ranking

#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12017 Tesla Model 3 Long Range1.9 l/100km——1,740.4 kg16—
22017 Alfa Romeo Giulia8.7 l/100km—205.1 g/km1,750 kg7—
32017 Volkswagen Passat8.7 l/100km—204.4 g/km1,563 kg75
42017 Audi A7 quattro9.8 l/100km—233.6 g/km1,910 kg4—
52017 Chevrolet Malibu9.1 l/100km—212.5 g/km1,536 kg45
62017 Ford Fusion AWD11.8 l/100km—275.9 g/km1,660 kg45
72017 Hyundai Elantra9.4 l/100km—221.2 g/km1,275 kg44
82017 Infiniti Q509.1 l/100km—214.4 g/km1,638 kg4—
92017 Lincoln Mkz AWD11.8 l/100km—277.8 g/km2,126.9 kg45
102017 Nissan Maxima9.4 l/100km—227.4 g/km1,627 kg45
112017 Volvo S90 AWD9.4 l/100km—219.3 g/km1,865.2 kg4—
122017 Audi A68.4 l/100km—197 g/km1,860 kg35
132017 Dodge Challenger13.8 l/100km—325 g/km1,852 kg35
142017 Honda Accord8.1 l/100km—188.3 g/km1,496 kg35
152017 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid5.9 l/100km—137.9 g/km1,655.2 kg35
162017 Kia Forte8.4 l/100km—195.1 g/km1,272 kg35
172017 Nissan Altima9.1 l/100km—215.6 g/km1,574 kg35
182017 Nissan Sentra8.1 l/100km—190.8 g/km1,370 kg34
192017 Toyota Camry8.7 l/100km—199.5 g/km1,552 kg35
202017 Toyota Corolla7.6 l/100km—177.7 g/km1,265 kg35
212017 Toyota Prius4.5 l/100km—106.3 g/km1,390 kg35
222017 Audi S611.2 l/100km—262.8 g/km1,995 kg25
232017 Audi S711.2 l/100km—265.3 g/km2,045 kg2—
242017 Audi S813.1 l/100km—311.3 g/km2,125 kg2—
252017 Buick LaCrosse9.4 l/100km—223.7 g/km1,632 kg25

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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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