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Urgent Vehicle Recall Notice: Safety Issues for Multiple Models including Ford

Your vehicle might be subject to a safety recall which could pose a risk to you and your passengers. Unrepaired safety defects may result in injury or death. Dealers must fix these defects at no cost to you.

Recent Safety Recalls:

  1. Rivian Automotive, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V319
    • Issue: Missing dashboard airbag warning label.
    • Models Affected: Rivian R1S, R1T (2024).
  2. General Motors, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V320
    • Issue: Insufficient wire insulation in electric motor.
    • Models Affected: Cadillac LYRIQ, Chevrolet Blazer EV, Silverado EV; GMC Hummer EV, Sierra EV (2024).
  3. Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)
    • Recall ID: 24V321
    • Issue: Rearview camera image may not display.
    • Models Affected: Honda Ridgeline (2020-2025).
  4. BMW of North America, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V327
    • Issue: Incorrect information on tire placard.
    • Models Affected: BMW X5 (2024-2025).
  5. Ford Motor Company
    • Recall ID: 24V329
    • Issue: Steering column assembled with incorrect fastener.
    • Models Affected: Ford F-150 (2024).
  6. Ford Motor Company
    • Recall ID: 24V330
    • Issue: Software error may cause loss of drive power.
    • Models Affected: Ford Escape (2020-2022), Maverick (2022-2024); Lincoln Corsair (2021-2022).
  7. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V331
    • Issue: Improperly welded drivetrain gear.
    • Models Affected: Mercedes-Benz EQB300, EQB350 (2022).
  8. Mack Trucks, Inc.
    • Recall ID: 24V333
    • Issue: Incorrect GAWR on certification label.
    • Models Affected: Mack MD (2024-2025).
  9. Kia America, Inc.
    • Recall ID: 24V338
    • Issue: Loose seat belt retractor cover.
    • Models Affected: Kia EV9 (2024).
  10. BMW of North America, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V340
    • Issue: Armrest may detach when airbag deploys.
    • Models Affected: Mini Countryman (2025).
  11. Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
    • Recall ID: 24V343
    • Issue: Improperly installed transmission shift cable clip.
    • Models Affected: Porsche Boxster, Cayman (2024).
  12. BMW of North America, LLC
    • Recall ID: 24V345
    • Issue: Seat belt system malfunction.
    • Models Affected: BMW Alpina XB7, X5, X6, X7, XM (2025).

Action Required: If your vehicle is listed in a recall, contact your dealer or manufacturer immediately to schedule a repair. This service is free of charge. If you have not received a notification letter and believe your vehicle is affected, call NHTSA’s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 or contact your vehicle’s dealer.

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