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Chrysler Group announced that it will recall 840,000 vehicle (mopstly) in the United States and other countries around the world, because of possible flaws with active-restraint head rests, airbags and electronic stability control systems. The Detroit-based carmaker issued five separate recall actions, including nearly 500,000 cars and SUVs for the head rest issue and another 282,000 minivans with possible faulty airbags. Read more »
- Recall Roundup: Honda Odyssey, Fiat 500, Dodge Durango And Jeep Grand Cherokee
In this Monday's recall roundup, we'll take a look at three separate and unrelated actions from Honda and the Chrysler Group's Fiat, Dodge and Jeep brands. The biggest one comes from Honda, which has issued a recall for 886,815 units of its...
- Bmw And Chrysler Issue Separate Recalls On 2012 3-series, Town & Country And Dodge Grand Caravan
In today's recall roundup, BMW and the Chrysler Group have announced two new safety recall campaigns concerning the 2012 3-Series and the Town and Country and Dodge Caravan people carriers on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)....
- February Recalls: Toyota Rav4, Honda Accord, Crosstour And Ridgeline, Ford F-53/59 And Maserati Granturismo
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced several recalls in the first week of February. Starting with Toyota, the Japanese carmaker has issued a recall on a total of 427 RAV4 vehicles manufactured from November 24, 2011,...
- Triple Recall For Dodge Affects Over 144,000 Journey And Ram Vehicles
The Chrysler Group is recalling certain Dodge Journey crossovers and Ram trucks in three separate actions to repair defective steering wheels, airbags and noisy rear axles. The largest of Chrysler's recalls involves 65,180 Dodge Journey vehicles...
- Honda Recalling Close To 400,000 Accord, Civic And Element Models In The States
And yes, we have another recall. This time it's Honda issuing two recalls, one for 384,220 vehicles including the 2003 Accord and Civic Coupe / Sedan, and the 2003 and 2004 Element to fix a potential problem with their ignition interlock systems,...
Cars
Chrysler Recalls 840,000 Vehicles, Toyota 185,000 Yaris and Verso-S Models
Chrysler Group announced that it will recall 840,000 vehicle (mopstly) in the United States and other countries around the world, because of possible flaws with active-restraint head rests, airbags and electronic stability control systems. The Detroit-based carmaker issued five separate recall actions, including nearly 500,000 cars and SUVs for the head rest issue and another 282,000 minivans with possible faulty airbags. Read more »
- Recall Roundup: Honda Odyssey, Fiat 500, Dodge Durango And Jeep Grand Cherokee
In this Monday's recall roundup, we'll take a look at three separate and unrelated actions from Honda and the Chrysler Group's Fiat, Dodge and Jeep brands. The biggest one comes from Honda, which has issued a recall for 886,815 units of its...
- Bmw And Chrysler Issue Separate Recalls On 2012 3-series, Town & Country And Dodge Grand Caravan
In today's recall roundup, BMW and the Chrysler Group have announced two new safety recall campaigns concerning the 2012 3-Series and the Town and Country and Dodge Caravan people carriers on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)....
- February Recalls: Toyota Rav4, Honda Accord, Crosstour And Ridgeline, Ford F-53/59 And Maserati Granturismo
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced several recalls in the first week of February. Starting with Toyota, the Japanese carmaker has issued a recall on a total of 427 RAV4 vehicles manufactured from November 24, 2011,...
- Triple Recall For Dodge Affects Over 144,000 Journey And Ram Vehicles
The Chrysler Group is recalling certain Dodge Journey crossovers and Ram trucks in three separate actions to repair defective steering wheels, airbags and noisy rear axles. The largest of Chrysler's recalls involves 65,180 Dodge Journey vehicles...
- Honda Recalling Close To 400,000 Accord, Civic And Element Models In The States
And yes, we have another recall. This time it's Honda issuing two recalls, one for 384,220 vehicles including the 2003 Accord and Civic Coupe / Sedan, and the 2003 and 2004 Element to fix a potential problem with their ignition interlock systems,...