Jeep Recalls Wagoneer S Over Crash Structure
Jeep has recalled eight copies of its new Wagoneer S because a part of the car’s crash structure may be installed incorrectly.
Jeep has recalled eight copies of its new Wagoneer S because a part of the car’s crash structure may be installed incorrectly.
Jeep has recalled 91,787 Grand Cherokee 4xe SUVs from model years 2022-2026 because a software error can make them lose drive power.
Ford has recalled 100,900 Ranger pickups from model years 2024-2026 because their side curtain airbags can tear as they deploy.
Rivian has recalled 23 R1S SUVs and R1T pickups because an electrical problem can cause them to lose drive power.
Ford has recalled 355,656 full-size and heavy-duty trucks because their instrument panels can go blank at startup.
Ford and its Lincoln luxury brand have recalled 213,121 midsize SUVs because they may fail to activate the lights on a trailer.
Ford has recalled 105,441 Mustang coupes and convertibles because water can get into their wiring and cause much of the lighting to fail.
Hyundai has recalled 29 units of its Tucson and Santa Fe SUVs because loose bolts could cause engine damage and a loss of drive power.
Kia has recalled just 30 Sorento SUVs and K4 sedans because loose bolts can lead to a cascading engine failure.
Stellantis has recalled 219,577 Dodge Journey SUVs and Ram ProMaster Vans over backup cameras that can go blank or invert.