Misfire / rough idle: most reported vehicles

Model years whose owners most often describe misfiring cylinders or rough idling in NHTSA complaints. Last verified Aug 7, 2026.

#	Vehicle	Reports
1	2017 Ford Escape	446
2	2018 Ford Escape	341
3	2017 Ford Edge	222
4	2018 Ford Edge	169
5	2018 Honda Accord	150
6	2016 Ford Fusion	120
7	2017 Ford Fusion	119
8	2017 Chrysler Pacifica	94
9	2016 Ford Edge	89
10	2011 Ford F-150	85
11	2019 Ford Escape	81
12	2018 Chrysler Pacifica	78
13	2012 Ford F-150	72
14	2015 Ford Fusion	72
15	2018 Ford Fusion	68
16	2014 Ford Escape	50
17	2017 Honda CR-V	50
18	2019 Ford Fusion	50
19	2021 Chevrolet Silverado-1500	48
20	2018 Honda CR-V	45
21	2019 Honda Accord	45
22	2016 Honda Odyssey	43
23	2017 Hyundai Elantra	38
24	2022 Hyundai Tucson	37
25	2017 Lincoln MKC	34
26	2019 Chevrolet Silverado-1500	33
27	2016 Honda Pilot	32
28	2015 Ford Edge	31
29	2011 Dodge Ram-1500	30
30	2017 Hyundai Tucson	29
31	2016 Kia Optima	29
32	2019 GMC Sierra-1500	29
33	2016 Ford Escape	28
34	2005 Ford Escape	27
35	2000 Nissan Maxima	27
36	2012 Jeep Wrangler	26
37	2016 Hyundai Sonata	26
38	2019 Dodge Grand-Caravan	26
39	2013 Honda Odyssey	26
40	1996 Ford Windstar	23
41	2006 Hummer H3	23
42	2015 Ford F-150	22
43	2017 Hyundai Sonata	22
44	2015 Jeep Wrangler	22
45	2021 Chevrolet Tahoe	22
46	2015 Honda Odyssey	22
47	2010 Ford Escape	21
48	2015 Ford Escape	21
49	2012 Dodge Ram-1500	21
50	2014 Chrysler Town-And-Country	21

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.

265 model years have misfire / rough idle reports in total. Browse all vehicles →

Other symptoms

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