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The end of the year saw a flurry of recalls, most related to motorhomes and motorbikes, but there were still 237,105 passenger vehicles recalled over December, in 23 recalls concerning 29 models from nine brands.
Other vehicles recalled over the month included the 2017 - 2018 Mercedes - Benz GLC - Class (2,294 units) and 2016 - 17 G - Class (1,009), and 2017 C - Class (16) and S - Class (3); 2018 BMW 2 Series, X2 and X3 (667), and X5 and X6 (15); 2012 - 15 Toyota Prius (363); 2017 Honda Civic (241) and 2016 Nissan Rogue (86).

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The most recent major voluntary Model S recall occurred in 2015, when the company summoned the entire fleet over a single Model S vehicle that experienced a seat - belt malfunction.
That's the question at the heart of a debate over whether consumers deserve access to free loaner vehicles when their own vehicles are under recall for a safety defec
«I love New York, but I'm astonished that the city still allows shackled horses to dodge taxis, buses, and police cars every day,» the message from Ms. Anderson will say, recalling statistics from the administration that 15 horses had suffered collisions with vehicles over the past five years.
Today, Nissan and Toyota both announced expansions of their recalls over defective Takata airbags, including nearly 1 million vehicles in the North America.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) today announced that manufacturers filed more than 650 safety recalls, affecting over 17.8 million vehicles, child seats and vehicle equipment, during calendar year 2012.
A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee plans to hold a hearing over the Takata airbag recall that recently was expanded to cover 34 million vehicles.
Honda, so far, accounts for a bulk of the recall with over 2.8 million vehicles affected, including model - year 2001 - 2007 Accord vehicles, 2002 - 2006 CR - V crossovers, and 2002 - 2004 Honda Odyssey minivans.
Since its inception in 1966, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has held automakers accountable for recalling vehicles and equipment that have a safety defect or that do not meet the requirements of applicable safety standards set by the agency — resulting in more than 17,000 recalls involving over 500 million vehicles and more than 84 million items of equipment.
May 28 (Reuters)- Below are some key events in Takata Corp's ongoing recalls over defective air bags, which now exceed 53 million vehicles worldwide since 2008.
Automotive supplier ZF is recalling a control sensor found on nine - speed automatic transmissions used in over 500,000 vehicles.
Ford pickups, Audi sedans and crossovers, Smart cars, Land Rover Discoverys and VW Tiguans among largest recalls, combining for over 118,000 vehicles.
Ford Motor Company has announced a recall of 140,310 model - year 2012 Ford Focus vehicles built through Oct. 18 in the Wayne, Michigan Assembly plant over a potential windshield wiper defect.
Topping the list of this week's largest National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) safety recalls (targeting over 300,000 vehicles) are a couple of Chrysler products and a General Motors entry.
Acura is recalling nearly 50,000 MDX SUVs and RLX sedans over an issue affecting the emergency braking system, which can malfunction and apply the brakes without warning, putting the vehicle at risk of a collision.
General Motors quietly issued three more recalls over the weekend encompassing more than 60,000 vehicles.
«Most vehicles in the recall population will not experience this fault code over their lifetimes,» the automaker said in a statement.
Information about automotive recalls, including but not limited to the list of involved vehicles, is subject to change over time.
This week we are looking at well over 5 million vehicles being recalled by two Japanese based automakers.
Kia Motors Corp. is recalling 145,000 vehicles to fix faulty airbags — the latest in a series of similar recalls by automakers over the last few months.
Description of Recall: VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: MINI VANS BUILT WITH 3.3 L AND 3.8 L ENGINES HAVE FUEL RAILS WITH NITROLE RUBBER O - RING SEALS THAT CAN DEGRADE OVER TIME.
(Excludes vehicles over 5 years old & over 75,000 miles) SERVICED & CERTIFIED: Our technicians run a rigorous 172 - point inspection and all factory recalls are performed before sale.
Hmm... sounds vaguely familiar to a scenario that has been playing out over the past three years, but FCA points out that none of the affected vehicles use ammonium - nitrate inflators — the suspected prime culprit in the massive Takata airbag recall that has affected some 41 million vehicles worldwide.
Ford has issued a recall over parking brakes that might not fully engage on nearly 8,000 vehicles.
Toyota is facing a recall of over 3 - million vehicles, it's biggest recall ever.
Great fuel economy Limited repairs over the course of the vehicle life Quality workmanship - great sewing on the interior seats Small part reliability (door handles, seat handles, knobs, etc.) Pop - down door leading to trunk Fold down back seat leading to trunk Limited recalls Great resell value High exterior paint quality «They just don't break»
Safety recalls total over a half - million - units and range from one end of the vehicle to the other.
No light - duty passenger vehicles (totaling over 100,000 - units) were recalled during that time period.
Totaling over a quarter - of - a-million vehicles, this recall update includes imported and domestic vehicles with no «DO NOT DRIVE» recommendations.
This month's Maserati recall follows another recall of a luxury automaker's vehicles for risk of fire: Aston Martin is recalling two models over faulty wiring harnesses under the front seats that can also short circuit and create a fire.
The US has urged owners of more than 47,80,000 vehicles to replace their defective air bags, even as Toyota recalled about 2,47,000 automobiles over the parts flaw.
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General Motors today announced another set of recalls that covers over 500,000 vehicles, The first and largest recall is for the Chevrolet Camaro from the 2010 - 2014 model year due to the key fob being accidentally hit by a driver's knee and causing the key to move out of the move position.
The recall, which is a part of Honda's globally on - going precautionary recall campaign, concerning Takata front airbag inflators, will affect over 1.9 lakh vehicles of previous generation of Accord, CR - V, Civic, City and Jazz.
Ford Motor Company is recalling certain rear - wheel - drive vehicles over an issue with the transmission that may unexpectedly downshift to first gear, regardless of vehicle speed.
The Japanese automaker is issuing a voluntary safety recall involving 245,000 vehicles of the GS and IS models over what appears to be a potential defect that could cause fuel leakage.
A year before that, in July 2016 the company issued a recall for over 1.9 lakh vehicles.
Technicians will install a retainer over the cable end or replace the shift cable as necessary in the recalled vehicles.
-- Approximately 1200 units of the Jeep Compass have been affected In India — Over 7000 Compass recalled in North America as well — The vehicles will be repaired free of cost
Just over 341,000 vehicles have been affected by the recall.
Since the risk of airbag malfunction increases over time and also depends on the climate where the vehicle is kept for most of the year, not all affected vehicles have been recalled yet.
American Honda Motor Co. is expanding its recall of certain Honda and Acura vehicles over potentially faulty driver airbags.
Ford Motor Company is recalling certain units of the 2016 Ford Focus and 2016 Ford C - Max over a welding issue that reduces the structural integrity of the vehicles, thereby increasing the risk of injury the event of a crash.
Over the past year, automakers have recalled more than 10 million vehicles due to problems with airbags manufactured by Takata.
GM issued this recall, which applies to over two hundred thousand GM vehicles, because the trim on the second - row seats can damage the seatbelt buckle or trigger the seatbelt release button, potentially causing the seatbelt to fail.
After catastrophic outcome of the recall of Firestone tires on Ford Explorers, Congress quickly enacted the TREAD Act of 2000, which required the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration («NHTSA») to adopt a test to rate a vehicle's propensity to roll over.
So far, over 2.9 million Toyota vehicles have been named in the recall.
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