Recalls

RecallsVolkswagen Recalling 21,000 Brand New Atlas SUVs in Canada
Following an update for 2024, the Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport increased their sales by more than 22 percent in Canada last year. Those who’ve bought one now have to deal with yet another safety recall announced by the automaker. More specifically, on 20,925 units from the 2024-2025 model …
RecallsThousands of Kia Soul and Seltos Crossovers May Need Engine Replacement
The Kia Soul and Seltos are facing a new safety recall due to a potentially serious problem with their naturally aspirated 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine. The recall covers units from the 2021-2023 model years in both cases including over 137,000 in the U.S. and a yet-unspecified number in Canada. According to …
RecallsToo Much Off-Road Driving May Cause This to Your New Tacoma, Toyota Warns
The latest Toyota Tacoma is doing more to attract midsize pickup shoppers. Most notably, there’s an available new i-Force MAX hybrid powertrain with plenty of muscle and increased efficiency, plus additional models such as the adventurous Trailhunter aimed at off-road driving and overlanding enthusiasts. Speaking of off-road driving, the automaker …
RecallsFord to Recall Broncos With Dampers That Could Break
While CEO Jim Farley recently announced Ford ’s plans for a potential Raptor-style supercar based on its Dakar Rally racer, the company now has to address an issue on its formidable off-road SUV, the Bronco . Nearly 150,000 units in the U.S. and another 9,000 or so in Canada will …
RecallsFour Separate Recalls Affecting 295,000 Ford Vehicles in Canada
Ford had a nice thing going on Friday, what with the announcement of two hot new Mustangs and the Ranger winning the 2025 North American Truck of the Year award, but then Transport Canada posted four separate safety recalls affecting nearly 300,000 nationwide. The largest recall involves around 260,000 F-150 …
RecallsKia Recalls Nearly 60,000 Soul Hatchbacks in Canada Over Braking Issue
Owners of a second-generation Kia Soul need to beware of a braking issue that could result in longer stopping distances and a greater risk of crashing. Basically, all MY2014-2019 units that were sold in Canada—nearly 60,000—are being recalled due to brake lines under the vehicle that could corrode over time.
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