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Wondering about the long-term reliability of popular SUVs and trucks? We dive into our One-Year Road Test reviews of the Ford F-150 Hybrid, Subaru Forester, and more to see what we love and hate. Run a VIN check or license plate search to uncover maintenance history, open recalls, and title statuses before you buy at http://bumper.com/edmunds Appraisal Tool – https://www.edmunds.com/appraisal/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube Car Listings – https://www.edmunds.com/new-cars-for-sale/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube Ratings and Reviews – https://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube 00:00 Intro 00:39 Subaru Forester 03:42 Ford F-150 Hybrid 05:33 BMW X3 09:33 Ford Expedition 11:25 Edmunds' Take Our drivers spend a full year — sometimes more — living with the 20-odd cars that make up our One-Year Road Test cars to give you the ultimate real-world ownership reviews. Today, we're catching you up on a few standouts in our fleet, sharing what broke, what we love, and what's turned out to be really hard to live with. First up, let's talk about our Subaru Forester Hybrid. While the seats offer fantastic comfort for long hauls, the tech is a major letdown. The infotainment screen is incredibly laggy and frustrating to use, earning it a spot as one of the worst systems currently on sale. If you're eyeing a Subaru Forester Hybrid, you'll need to weigh that frustrating tech against its overall comfort. Next, we check in on our trusty Ford F-150 Hybrid. After serving us for nearly five years and racking up 75,000 miles, its reliability has been rock solid. We can confidently say the hybrid setup is the best powertrain option for the Ford F-150. We're also halfway through our year with the BMW X3 xDrive30. It boasts a fantastic powertrain with plenty of torque, and the driver aids are incredibly well tuned. However, it’s definitely a love/hate relationship; the convoluted infotainment software has driven some of our staff crazy. Finally, we welcome a 2026 Ford Expedition to the fleet. As our favorite full-size three-row SUV, which recently beat the Chevy Tahoe in our comparison, this fully loaded Platinum trim gives us everything we need to test out which features are actually worth spending for. While we've enjoyed its massive space, the heavy steering and a steering wheel shape that blocks the BlueCruise sensor for taller drivers are early gripes. Stick around to see our full reliability updates on these models! Subaru Forester Hybrid Edmunds Review – https://www.edmunds.com/subaru/forester-hybrid/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube Ford Expedition Edmunds Review – https://www.edmunds.com/ford/expedition/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube BMW X3 Edmunds Review – https://www.edmunds.com/bmw/x3/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube Ford F-150 Edmunds Review – https://www.edmunds.com/ford/f-150/?utm_campaign=qr_code&utm_source=youtube More Edmunds Ownership Review Videos – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsSQoIGhBLpT2eTLmGYwTYGAIKBOJjHnX If this kind of video is helpful to you and you want to support us making more work like this in the future, hitting the like, subscribe, and notification bell buttons goes a long way. Disclaimer: This video's description was generated with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy by the Edmunds editorial team. The video itself was created entirely without the use of AI. https://www.instagram.com/edmundscars/ https://www.facebook.com/edmunds https://www.tiktok.com/@edmunds https://twitter.com/edmunds https://www.reddit.com/user/edmundscars/ #SubaruForesterHybrid #FordExpedition #BMWX3 #Edmunds