Volkswagen Recalls Tiguan Over Deactivated Airbags
Volkswagen has issued a recall for 3,138 Tiguan SUVs because a wiring problem can deactivate their passenger-side airbags.
Volkswagen has issued a recall for 3,138 Tiguan SUVs because a wiring problem can deactivate their passenger-side airbags.
Alfa Romeo has recalled 313 Giulia sedans from model year 2024 because their headlights may fail to illuminate.
Dodge and Alfa Romeo have recalled 5,975 Hornet and Tonale plug-in hybrid (PHEV) SUVs because their brake pedals can collapse.
BMW has recalled 25 X5, X5 plug-in hybrid (PHEV), X6, and X7 SUVS because their passenger’s side airbags might not deploy properly.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 1,899 copies of its AMG EQE SUV because they may not make enough noise to warn pedestrians.
Ford and its Lincoln luxury arm have recalled 679 vehicles because their brakes can suddenly require more effort than normal.
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Honda has recalled 388 CR-V e:FCEV SUVs because a coolant leak can short-circuit their fuel cells, leaving them without drive power.
Bentley has recalled 130 Bentayga Hybrid SUVs from model year 2023 because their batteries can overheat while charging.
Volvo has recalled just three XC60 SUVs so dealers can tighten bolts holding their front seats in place.