Chrysler Recalls Over 400,000 Vehicles for Trailer Brake Issues
Chrysler has recalled 456,287 vehicles across various models and years due to a defect with the trailer tow module.
Chrysler has recalled 456,287 vehicles across various models and years due to a defect with the trailer tow module.
This issue may cause the taillights, brake lights, or rear turn signals to not activate, increasing the risk of a crash.
BMW will recall 87,394 vehicles across various models and years due to a defect with the trailer tow module.
Stellantis has issued a Do Not Drive warning for 225,000 older cars that have dangerous Takata airbag inflators
A small number of Honda vehicles have been added to an earlier 2024 recall due to loose seat frames.
Following a similar recall in 2023, Jeep is once again recalling Jeep Grand Cherokees for the potential separation of rear suspension coils.
Toyota has recalled 161,268 Tundra trucks from the 2024 and 2025 model years due to issues with the parking assist software.
Kia has recalled 42,677 vehicles due to a possible defect with the instrument clusters.
GM is recommending a new oil to owners of some full-size trucks and SUVs after a major recall campaign last year.
Polestar has recalled 213 Polestar 3 SUVs from model year 2025 over a loose nut that may cause the rear back seats to release.