Recalls - Automotive

To put it mildly, automakers don't like to conduct recalls. They are very expensive and don't exactly do wonders for marketing efforts. Most problems never get to the recall stage; that doesn't mean they're not problems, it just means the manufacturer has managed to wriggle out of conducting a full-scale recall. Much more common are "secret" warranties and technical service bulletins. Also, newer vehicles with persistent problems may be covered by the in your state.

Recent Major Recalls

• Suzuki Recalling Grand Vitara, XL-7 SUVs to fix accelerator cable.
• Ford Escape Recall to Fix Seat Belt Problem
• Volvo Recall to Fix Fuel Leak Problem
• Chrysler recalls 438,000 Jeep Libertys
• Ford Recalls 2001-2003 Windstar Vans
• Nissan Recalls 2.5 Million Units Worldwide
• Ignition Flaw Leads to Honda Recall
• Subaru Recalls Some 2004 Models
• Toyota Tacoma Pickups Recalled for Possible Fuel Leak

All Recalls

Use this form to search the official recall database of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Note that recently announced recalls may not yet be in the official database. It sometimes takes a week or more for recall details to be entered in the database.

Other Recent Recalls

• Mitsubishi Recalls Outlander SUVs
• Saturn Recalls 254,000 L-Series Cars
• GM Recalls Buick Rendezvous
• Mazda Recalls 174,000 Mazda6, MPV & Miata models
• Ford Recalls F150, F250 Pickups & Expedition
• Toyota Recalls Tacoma Pickups
• Bridgetone Steeltex Tires Recalled
• GM Recalls Trucks, Vans, SUVs to Fix Wipers
• Subaru Rust Problem Prompts Recall
• GM recalls Cadillac CTS
• Ford Recalls Escort, Tracer Models to Fix Airbags
• Subaru Recalls 160,000 Cars, Wagons
• Chrysler Recalls 500,000 Minivans
• Continental Recalls Tires Used on Ford SUVs
• GM Recalls Vehicles to Fix Airbags
• Ford Focus Setting Recall Record
• GM Recalls SUVs Again
• GM Recalls Cars to Fix Ignition Switch Problem