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Volkswagen: One Million VW Cars in Germany Are Threatening Steering Failure

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A screw tear can lead to a failure of the steering system in several VW and Audi models. Which vehicles are affected and what the KBA recommends.

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Neue Zürcher ZeitungNeue Zürcher Zeitung
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A screw tear can lead to a failure of the steering system in several VW and Audi models. Which vehicles are affected and what the KBA recommends.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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VW has to call back some of its most common models. According to Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, in the case of Golf, Tiguan, Touran and others, there is a risk of a bolt cracking of the steering by rust. A total of millions of cars are potentially affected.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Large recall campaign from Volkswagen and Audi: Due to a fault-prone screw connection on the steering gearbox, car owners are now to visit the workshop.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt warns against a massive problem with numerous vehicles from Volkswagen and Audi. Due to a faulty screw, the steering could suddenly fail during the ride.

·Essen, Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic "Volkswagen" (Volkswagen). Read now "One million VW cars in Germany are threatening steering failure).

·Germany
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Audi and Volkswagen call back more than 2.8 million cars worldwide. In Germany, almost one million vehicles are affected. The reason is a possibly error-prone screw connection on the steering gear.

·Berlin, Germany
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carup.se broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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