Loss of power: most reported vehicles

Model years whose owners most often describe sudden power loss, reduced power or limp mode in NHTSA complaints. Last verified Aug 7, 2026.

#	Vehicle	Reports
1	2010 Ford Fusion	501
2	2013 Ford F-150	270
3	2010 Ford Escape	269
4	2011 Ford Fusion	250
5	2012 Ford F-150	223
6	2012 Ford Fusion	200
7	2011 Ford F-150	198
8	2009 Ford Escape	192
9	2012 Ford Focus	179
10	2018 Honda Accord	169
11	2011 Ford Escape	169
12	2006 Chevrolet Cobalt	136
13	2008 Ford Escape	133
14	2013 Ford Escape	132
15	2014 Jeep Cherokee	130
16	2013 Ford Explorer	129
17	2005 Chevrolet Cobalt	125
18	2024 Jeep Wrangler	119
19	2015 Ford F-150	118
20	2015 RAM 1500	117
21	2011 Ford Explorer	116
22	2014 Ford Focus	111
23	2014 Chevrolet Silverado-1500	103
24	2013 RAM 1500	103
25	2011 Hyundai Sonata	102
26	2017 Ford Escape	100
27	2014 Ford F-150	100
28	2010 Mercury Milan	100
29	2016 Ford Explorer	99
30	2016 Ford F-150	99
31	2013 Ford Focus	98
32	2017 Hyundai Santa-FE	98
33	2014 Ford Escape	94
34	2006 Pontiac G6	93
35	2004 Ford Freestar	93
36	2005 Ford Freestar	91
37	2018 Ford F-150	90
38	2017 Honda CR-V	90
39	2015 Hyundai Sonata	89
40	2009 Volkswagen Jetta	89
41	2012 Toyota Tacoma	89
42	2016 RAM 1500	88
43	2014 RAM 1500	87
44	2009 Chevrolet Malibu	87
45	2019 Jeep Cherokee	86
46	2019 Chevrolet Silverado-1500	86
47	2015 Chevrolet Colorado	86
48	2016 Kia Soul	85
49	2019 RAM 1500	84
50	2016 Chevrolet Colorado	84

Counts are unique NHTSA complaints whose narrative matches this symptom’s keywords. Automatic classification is approximate, and raw totals favor vehicles that sold in large numbers.

1,675 model years have loss of power reports in total. Browse all vehicles →

Other symptoms

Stalling Won’t start Check engine light Oil consumption Misfire / rough idle Hesitation / surging Shifting problems Brake problems Steering problems Battery drain Electrical failures Water leaks Vibration / shaking Clunking / rattling Overheating Airbag warning light Rust / corrosion