Volkswagen Recalls SUVs Over Loose Frame Bolts
Volkswagen recalled 546 midsize SUVs because factory workers may not have tightened some critical bolts to the proper torque.
Volkswagen recalled 546 midsize SUVs because factory workers may not have tightened some critical bolts to the proper torque.
Ford and its Lincoln luxury division have recalled 171 SUVs because their passenger airbags can inflate with too much force.
Ford recalled just five copies of its 2025 F-150 Lightning pickup because a wrongly-installed screw can lead to a brake fluid leak.
Porsche has recalled 284 Taycan electric vehicles, Panamera sedans, and Panamera E-Hybrids from the 2025 model year because their pneumatic struts can lose air pressure.
Tesla has issued a recall for 48 Model 3 sedans and Model Y SUVs because their rear seats may not have been installed properly.
Lincoln has recalled 132,914 Aviator SUVs because some exterior trim pieces can detach and become a road hazard.
Chrysler has recalled 250,651 Pacifica and Voyager minivans because their side curtain airbags may not inflate with sufficient pressure.
Mazda has recalled just 22 CX-50 Hybrid SUVs because drivers can shift them into drive without pressing the brake pedal.
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Polestar has recalled 19 Polestar 3 SUVs because their panoramic roofs can detach or leak.