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RECALL ROUNDUP: Volkswagen, Kia & Ford vehicles recalled for safety reasons
- Volkswagen is recalling 177,493 of its 2024-2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport vehicles due to improperly installed engine covers, which could cause fires, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration .
- Kia is recalling 137,256 of its 2021-2023 Seltos and Soul vehicles for potentially faulty piston oil rings that may cause engine damage and fires, as reported by the NHTSA.
- Ford is recalling 35,328 Lincoln Navigators made from 2015 to 2017 due to short circuiting LED logo lights that increase fire risk, the NHTSA stated.
- The NHTSA indicates that affected owners will receive notification letters for their recalls, with Volkswagen's letters expected on April 18 and Ford's on March 24.
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The airbag scandal around Takata draws further circles. In VW, vehicles must be recalled in mass. Subsidiaries are also affected.
Ford recalls popular hybrid model and issues 'do not charge' warning amid risk of 'vehicle fire'
Ford has issued an urgent safety recall for one of its most popular vehicles over fears the battery could short-circuit and lead to serious issues.The US auto giant has warned owners of the Ford Kuga plug-in hybrid not to charge their cars until the problem has been remedied.This means drivers will temporarily lose the major cost-saving and emissions-cutting benefits of owning a plug-in hybrid vehicle.The issue affects every current-generation K…
RECALL ROUNDUP: Volkswagen, Kia & Ford vehicles recalled for safety reasons
Different vehicle models are being recalled due to engine and visibility issues, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).Affected models include certain Kias, Fords and Volkswagens.Here’s what you need to know to keep your family safe:VolkswagenVolkswagen is recalling 177,493 of its 2024-2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport vehicles.According to NHTSA, the engine cover may have not been properly installed, which could…
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