The 5 Most Reliable Mid-Size Trucks, According to Consumer Reports

Discover the five midsize trucks with the best reliability scores according to Consumer Reports: Honda Ridgeline, Ford Ranger, Jeep Gladiator and more.
These are the five most reliable midsize trucks on the market, according to Consumer Reports analysts. #1: Honda Ridgeline Average reliability score over the last five years: 74 out of 100 Honda Ridgeline stands out with its solid unibody platform and proven 3.5-liter V6 engine. Despite its slightly dated architecture, this truck offers consistent reliability and high daily comfort.#2: Ford RangerAverage reliability score over the last five years: 62 out of 100The Ford Ranger has received an update that brings it to a new global platform. The modern 2.3-litre EcoBoost turbo engine strikes a good balance between performance and fuel efficiency.#3: Jeep GladiatorAverage reliability score over the last five years: 54 out of 100The Jeep Gladiator stands out for its unique convertible design: the roof and doors are removable, making it an ideal choice for lovers of outdoor and off-road adventures.#4: Nissan FrontierAverage reliability score over the last five years: 48 out of 100 Nissan Frontier stands out for its reliability and overall ease of maintenance, especially in difficult driving conditions. It is known for its simple design engine that increases durability. #5: Toyota Tacoma Average reliability score over the past five years: 41 out of 100 The Toyota Tacoma’s relatively low score is due to the company’s recent switch to a new type of powertrain that has not been adequately tested by owners to verify its long-term stability.

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