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FRANKFURT, GERMANY – BMW will recall around 150,000 vehicles in North America to fix a possible defect that may keep the front passenger airbag from opening in a crash.
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The recall, set to get under way Oct. 14, covers more than 22,600 vehicles.
Read More →Dealers will fix the problem by updating the power steering control unit software in more than 28,000 C300 and C400 4Matic sedans.
Read More →The automaker expands an earlier recall to include more than 210,000 additional vehicles.
Read More →The recall affects 70,209 2005-2008 model-year Ford Escape hybrid electric vehicles and 2006-2008-MY Mercury Mariner hybrid electric vehicles.
Read More →The recall, expected to get under way later this month, covers 4,355 vehicles in the 2016 model year.
Read More →The recall covers more than 10,000 2016 and 2017 vehicles equipped with accessory trailer hitch wiring harnesses.
Read More →The recall includes nearly 72,000 compact SUVs in the 2008 and 2009 model years.
Read More →The recall covers more than 2,300 vehicles that may have unsecured floor mats that could interfere with acceleration and braking functions.
Read More →Ford Motor Co. is recalling an estimated 327,000 2015 to 2019 F-150 and 2017 to 2019 Super Duty vehicles with engine block heaters that had been inspected in accordance with a previous recall, specifically 18S45, for possible fire risk.
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