6 The Least Satisfying SUVs 2022 as per Consumer Reports

Given the expense of buying a car and all the time drivers spend behind the wheel, it’s not surprising that car buyers are disappointed when a vehicle doesn’t live up to its promise.

Consumer Reports asks members each year about their car purchases. They provide great insights by answering one question: If you had it to do all over again, would you definitely buy or lease the same model?
Combined with test and reliability ratings, owner satisfaction ratings give you valuable guidance when you’re shopping for a vehicle.
Based on that analysis, the following models are the least satisfying. They’re presented in rank order, counting down to the least satisfying.

Below, there are the 6 least satisfying SUVs based on the latest survey.

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► Jeep Compass
► Infiniti QX50
► Nissan Rogue Sport
► Chevrolet Trax
► Ford EcoSport
► Toyota C-HR

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[Technovations]

Hope you are more satisfied with your car than drivers of these models.

[tonymanzi]

I leased a 2020 Kia Sportage "S" love it!! I will buy it out of my lease, miles r low, Sharp looking, comfortable!!

[Jamie]

On a second C-HR, 2021 2.0L GR Sport version this time. Acceleration 0-62 is 8.2s and performance is really good. With the numerous cameras we don’t find visibility a problem, and it suits us as a couple with occasional passengers in the back.

[jeeperwill]

People are ridiculous. Lol
The C-HR is not a bad daily driver. It has standard dual zone climate, standard heated front windshield, 8" screen, full speed adaptive cruise, and a host of standard safety. It gets way better than rated mpg and I get 0-60 in 9's stock... Which is normal in this segment. It's comfortable and reliable. I think people maybe look at Toyota's larger vehicles and hope to upgrade vs buy this again. I've got a 21 CH-R. The only reason I won't buy it again is because next time I'm getting a Tacoma. That's it. If all things remained the same. I would buy it again under the same circumstances.
Btw, the HR-V doesn’t even have a passenger front door lock button. It also has a torsion beam rear suspension and handles worse in corners and on broken surfaces. I also live in the Canadian Rockies. AWD is not needed. I've never been stuck and use good winter tires with the traction control. Easy.

[hectorlopezmurgui]

I have a CHR and for me is perfect, Rides nice and if you are a good driver don't care about visibility, other mechanic probably do not approve your statement about engine and transmission. By the way I have been driving in cold weather and snow for meny year's with front wheel drive and no issues

[gregg]

I do like the little Eco-Sport. Its kind of strange looking but thats why i like it

[nodak]

I agree with most of these although I've never driven the QX50 so I can't say much about it other than it having a CVT is an automatic fail. I will say that the EcoSport is actually a decent little car. It's like a jacked-up Fiesta. Everyone complains about the rear door swinging sideways but then those same people praise the new Bronco which does the same thing.

[averageinvestor]

Absolutely agree about the CHR, it's got very poor visibility and is cramped beyond belief. Just bringing a baby home from the hospital really opened my eyes. The whole trunk is gone just from a stroller, and my wife and I were barely able to squeeze in the vehicle with a new baby and some carry on bags. You cant even move the passenger seat all the way back because of the car seat! The next move is to trade in the car and get either a rav4 or crv

My wife picked out the car before we got married and thought about having a kid, so obviously for her at the time it made sense. If anyone is thinking about getting one, I wouldn't if there's more than two of you. Just not enough space

[eddeewhat]

If you want to feed ur need for speed with the Toyota CHR. Use the sport function while manually shifting.

[joematisejr]

I have a 2022 Compass and I disagree with most of this video. One of the best rated cabins and tech features.
Tons of safety features.

[lymanellsworth]

We bought a 2018 Ford Edge new, definitely would buy it again.

[robbbarnett]

The fact that there is a percentage of those who would purchase again means there are those who like these vehicles. To each their own.

[bigshineythings]

I just bought a Ford echo sport and I actually really like it
I have been pleasantly surprised with it

[stephenmarcus]

Trax was based on Spark, not Sonic. It wasn't built for N America and only came due to success of Buick Encore which is far better composed. Trax is a vehicle that should be sold in t gf e US and gives Chevy a Dacia-like reputation.

[edlenn]

complete nonsense about CHR. how can it be compared with an SUV and put in this description? I was looking for a small coupe and made my choice. buying CHR sport. Great car, normal rear view and acceleration. Yes, the interior could be a little quieter, but otherwise I'm more pleased with it than the BMW X6, X1,

[feldons]

The C HR is poor for visibility, I must agree but, in Europe the 2.0 litre Hybrid has 180 BHP so it is not slow ! The Eco Sport is not popular here neither is the Jeep. I do find a new Toyota Yaris Cross has fair room in the rear and is much better designed with good visibility and a competitive cargo (Trunk) area. So I purchased one it is a bit noisy on the highway but the turbo delivers power and it is satisfying to own with Great fuel economy .

[johnd]

What is Cheviot 1984 certain enough said

[Philc]

In other words these car companies did not pay the extortion to keep their cars off this list .

[philipaltamore]

new cars are throw aways
planned obselence

[philipaltamore]

too much electronics too many sensors
too much tech
cars are worth $2500.00