Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport problems and known issues

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The most significant documented Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport problems are air bag recalls shared with the Atlas: door wiring that can delay the front side air bags on 2020–2023 models (22V152) and passenger seat sensor wiring that can switch off the front passenger air bag on 2020–2024 models (23V215, 24V464). Other recalls cover steering knuckles, engine bearings and camera software.

CarWhere lists 22 documented Atlas Cross Sport issues, including 22 NHTSA safety recalls, each with affected years, powertrains, symptoms, pre-purchase checks and a source. Recall entries come from NHTSA's recall dataset on the DOT open-data portal, which may not list every campaign, so run the specific VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup.

Atlas Cross Sport generations at a glance

Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport generations and the known issues listed for each
GenerationModel yearsIssues on this page
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch2020–2023Corroded door wiring can delay front side air bags (recall 22V152) · Seat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 23V215) · Seat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 24V464) · Front steering knuckle may crack at the strut mount (recall 21V026) · Steering knuckles may have been damaged in production (recall 20V712) · Blocked A/C drain can leak water onto the air bag module (recall 21V892) · Front seat frame welds may be faulty (recall 20V505) · Over-cured 20-inch Continental tires may fail (recall 20V702) · Tire pressure monitor may miss a four-tire pressure loss (recall 22V815) · Rear camera screen may go black or freeze (recall 20V716) · Infotainment memory fault can blank the rear camera (recall 22V514) · Fuel injectors may be missing filters and leak (recall 22V245) · Trailer hitch bolts may be loose (recall 22V657) · Connecting rod bearings may fail (2.0T) (recall 22V753) · Brake lines may leak at the fittings (recall 22V718) · Chassis, brake and suspension bolts may be under-tightened (recall 25V434)
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh2024 onwardConnecting rod bearings may fail (2024 models) (recall 23V593) · Brake master cylinder may have the wrong part (recall 24V723) · Rear camera image may be delayed or missing (recall 24V480) · Engine cover can come loose after service and melt (recall 25V100) · Software can distort the rear camera image (recall 25V334) · Low-voltage event can blank the rear camera (recall 26V473)

Atlas Cross Sport, original launch Atlas Cross Sport problems (2020–2023)

Corroded door wiring can delay front side air bags (recall 22V152) (2020–2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2023
Powertrain:
All

Electrical contacts in the front door wiring harness can corrode on some 2019–2023 Atlas and 2020–2023 Atlas Cross Sport models, which can delay the driver or passenger front side air bag in a side crash. Dealers secure the harnesses and replace any that show a fault code, for free. The 222,892 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Air bag warning light
  • Stored air bag fault codes

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the door wiring harness check

NHTSA recall: 22V152 (2022-03-28) · 222,892 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [1]

Seat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 23V215) (2020)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020
Powertrain:
All

On some 2018–2021 Atlas and 2020 Atlas Cross Sport models, a wiring fault in the passenger occupant detection system (PODS) can turn off the front passenger air bag even with an adult in the seat. Dealers replace the PODS sensor mat and wiring harness for free. The 143,053 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Passenger air bag OFF light with an adult seated
  • Air bag warning light

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the new PODS mat and harness

NHTSA recall: 23V215 (2023-03-29) · 143,053 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [2]

Seat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 24V464) (2020–2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch and 2024 refresh (2020–2024)
Years:
2020–2024
Powertrain:
All

A follow-up passenger occupant detection system (PODS) recall covers some 2021–2024 Atlas and 2020–2024 Atlas Cross Sport models. A wiring fault can deactivate the front passenger air bag while the seat is occupied. Dealers replace the PODS sensor mat and wiring harness for free. The 271,330 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Passenger air bag OFF light with an adult seated
  • Air bag warning light

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the new PODS mat and harness

NHTSA recall: 24V464 (2024-06-20) · 271,330 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [3]

Front steering knuckle may crack at the strut mount (recall 21V026) (2020–2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2021
Powertrain:
All

The front steering knuckle on some 2021 Atlas and 2020–2021 Atlas Cross Sport models may fracture where the strut mounts, which can cause a loss of control. Dealers inspect and replace one or both knuckles as needed for free. The 10,303 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Clunking from the front suspension
  • Wheel alignment suddenly off

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the steering knuckle inspection

NHTSA recall: 21V026 (2021-01-27) · 10,303 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [4]

Steering knuckles may have been damaged in production (recall 20V712) (2020–2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2021
Powertrain:
All

One or both front steering knuckles on some 2021 Atlas and 2020–2021 Atlas Cross Sport models may have been damaged at the factory and can fail, causing a loss of steering. Dealers inspect and replace knuckles as needed for free. The 776 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Clunking from the front suspension
  • Wandering or vague steering

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the steering knuckle inspection

NHTSA recall: 20V712 (2020-11-17) · 776 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [5]

Blocked A/C drain can leak water onto the air bag module (recall 21V892) (2020–2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2021
Powertrain:
All

The air conditioning drain on some 2021 Atlas and 2020–2021 Atlas Cross Sport models can clog and leak water near the air bag control module, which can trigger an air bag deployment. Dealers repair the drain and replace the module as needed for free. The 54,429 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Wet front floor carpet
  • Air bag warning light

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the drain tube repair

NHTSA recall: 21V892 (2021-11-17) · 54,429 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [6]

Front seat frame welds may be faulty (recall 20V505) (2020)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020
Powertrain:
All

Parts of the front seat frame and backrest recliner on some 2020–2021 models may not have been welded correctly, so the backrest can break in a rear-end crash. Dealers inspect the seats and replace seatback frames as needed for free. The 5,376 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Backrest feels loose or moves when leaned on

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the front seat inspection

NHTSA recall: 20V505 (2020-08-26) · 5,376 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [7]

Over-cured 20-inch Continental tires may fail (recall 20V702) (2020–2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2021
Powertrain:
Models with 255/50 R20 Continental tires

Some 2020–2021 Atlas Cross Sport and 2021 Atlas models came with 255/50 R20 Continental CrossContact LX Sport tires that may have been over-cured, which can lead to a sidewall break or tread separation. Dealers check the tire date codes and replace affected tires for free. The 760 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Bulge or crack in a sidewall
  • Sudden air loss

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Check whether the original 255/50 R20 tires are still fitted and ask for proof of the tire inspection

NHTSA recall: 20V702 (2020-11-13) · 760 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [8]

Tire pressure monitor may miss a four-tire pressure loss (recall 22V815) (2020–2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2020–2021
Powertrain:
All

On many 2019–2021 VW models, the tire pressure monitoring system may not warn in time when all four tires lose pressure at once. Dealers update the TPMS software for free. The 296,044 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • No low-tire warning despite low pressure in all tires

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the TPMS software update

NHTSA recall: 22V815 (2022-10-31) · 296,044 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [9]

Rear camera screen may go black or freeze (recall 20V716) (2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2021
Powertrain:
All

On a range of 2021 VW models, the rearview camera can fail during a drive cycle, showing a black screen or freezing the infotainment system. Dealers update the infotainment software for free. The 32,048 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Black or frozen screen when reversing
  • Infotainment system freezes

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Shift into reverse on a test drive and confirm the camera image appears every time

NHTSA recall: 20V716 (2020-11-18) · 32,048 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [10]

Infotainment memory fault can blank the rear camera (recall 22V514) (2021–2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2021–2022
Powertrain:
All

A manufacturing issue in the infotainment system's eMMC memory chip can stop the rearview camera image from showing on several 2021–2022 VW models. Dealers update the infotainment software for free. The 43,091 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • No camera image when reversing

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Shift into reverse on a test drive and confirm the camera image appears every time

NHTSA recall: 22V514 (2022-07-20) · 43,091 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [11]

Fuel injectors may be missing filters and leak (recall 22V245) (2021–2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2021–2022
Powertrain:
All

Some 2021–2022 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models may have been built with long fuel injectors that lack their filters, which can let fuel leak and raise the risk of fire. Dealers replace the injectors for free. The 1,382 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Fuel smell under the hood
  • Rough running or a check-engine light

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the injector replacement

NHTSA recall: 22V245 (2022-04-13) · 1,382 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [12]

Trailer hitch bolts may be loose (recall 22V657) (2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2022
Powertrain:
All

Trailer hitch bolts on some 2022 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models may not have been tightened enough. Loose bolts can fall out and let the hitch and trailer separate. Dealers tighten the bolts for free. The 3,184 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Hitch moves or clunks when towing

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the hitch bolt torque check

NHTSA recall: 22V657 (2022-08-31) · 3,184 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [13]

Connecting rod bearings may fail (2.0T) (recall 22V753) (2022–2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2022–2023
Powertrain:
All

Engine connecting rod bearings on some 2022–2023 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models, and related Audi Q5 models, may be damaged, which can lead to engine failure, a stall and, if oil leaks, a fire risk. Dealers inspect the engine and replace it if needed, for free. The 76,515 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Knocking from the engine
  • Oil pressure warning
  • Loss of power

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the engine inspection or replacement

NHTSA recall: 22V753 (2022-10-07) · 76,515 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [14]

Brake lines may leak at the fittings (recall 22V718) (2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch (2020–2023)
Years:
2023
Powertrain:
All

Some brake lines on certain 2023 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models may leak at their threaded connections, which can lengthen stopping distances. Dealers replace the affected lines for free. The 555 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Brake fluid warning
  • Soft brake pedal
  • Fluid drips near a wheel

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the brake line replacement

NHTSA recall: 22V718 (2022-09-26) · 555 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [15]

Chassis, brake and suspension bolts may be under-tightened (recall 25V434) (2023–2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, original launch and 2024 refresh (2023–2025)
Years:
2023–2025
Powertrain:
All

Certain chassis, brake and suspension bolts (such as subframe, control arm, engine mount and rear brake carrier bolts) on some 2023–2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport and 2023–2024 ID.4 models may not have been tightened correctly at the factory. Dealers replace bolts as needed for free. The 546 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Clunks or knocks from the chassis
  • Pulling or vague handling

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the bolt inspection

NHTSA recall: 25V434 (2025-06-30) · 546 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [16]

Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh Atlas Cross Sport problems (2024 onward)

Connecting rod bearings may fail (2024 models) (recall 23V593) (2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024
Powertrain:
All

Engine connecting rod bearings on some 2024 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models may be damaged, which can cause engine failure and a stall, and an oil leak that raises the risk of fire. Dealers inspect the engine and replace it if needed, for free. The 2,018 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Knocking from the engine
  • Oil pressure warning
  • Loss of power

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the engine inspection or replacement

NHTSA recall: 23V593 (2023-08-23) · 2,018 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [17]

Brake master cylinder may have the wrong part (recall 24V723) (2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024
Powertrain:
All

The brake master cylinder on some 2024 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models may contain an incorrect spring retainer that can block a brake fluid port and cause a loss of braking. Dealers replace the master cylinder for free. The 1,591 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Brake pedal feels unusual
  • Brake warning light

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the master cylinder replacement

NHTSA recall: 24V723 (2024-09-27) · 1,591 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [18]

Rear camera image may be delayed or missing (recall 24V480) (2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024
Powertrain:
All

On some 2022–2024 Golf GTI and Golf R and 2024 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models, the rearview camera image can be delayed or switch off after shifting into reverse. Dealers update the infotainment software for free. The 84,432 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Camera image slow to appear or missing in reverse

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Shift into reverse on a test drive and confirm the camera image appears right away

NHTSA recall: 24V480 (2024-06-27) · 84,432 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [19]

Engine cover can come loose after service and melt (recall 25V100) (2024–2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024–2025
Powertrain:
All

On some 2024–2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models, the engine cover may not be refitted properly after service, so it can come loose, touch hot engine parts and melt, raising the risk of fire. Dealers remove the engine cover for free. The 177,493 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Burning plastic smell
  • Engine cover out of place

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer for the repair order showing the engine cover removal

NHTSA recall: 25V100 (2025-02-17) · 177,493 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [20]

Software can distort the rear camera image (recall 25V334) (2024–2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024–2025
Powertrain:
All

A software error on some 2024–2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models can distort the rearview camera image in reverse. Dealers update the camera control unit software for free. The 171,381 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • Warped or garbled camera image in reverse

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Shift into reverse on a test drive and confirm the camera image is clear

NHTSA recall: 25V334 (2025-05-21) · 171,381 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [21]

Low-voltage event can blank the rear camera (recall 26V473) (2024–2026)

Safety recall
Generation:
Atlas Cross Sport, 2024 refresh (2024 onward)
Years:
2024–2026
Powertrain:
All

On 2024–2026 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models, a low-voltage electrical event can disrupt the display screens so the rearview camera image does not appear. Dealers update the camera software for free. The 57,851 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Atlas Cross Sport.

Symptoms

  • No camera image when reversing
  • Screens flicker or reset

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Shift into reverse on a test drive and confirm the camera image appears every time

NHTSA recall: 26V473 (2026-07-22) · 57,851 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [22]

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Atlas Cross Sport share recalls with the Atlas?

Mostly, yes. Nearly every Atlas Cross Sport recall in the NHTSA dataset also covers the three-row Atlas built alongside it, including the PODS air bag sensor recalls, door wiring for side air bags (22V152), steering knuckles (20V712, 21V026), connecting rod bearings (22V753, 23V593) and engine covers (25V100).

Which Atlas Cross Sport years have passenger air bag sensor recalls?

Recall 23V215 covers the 2020 Atlas Cross Sport, and 24V464 covers 2020–2024 models. In both, a wiring fault in the passenger occupant detection system can switch the front passenger air bag off with someone in the seat. Dealers replace the sensor mat and harness for free.

Has the Atlas Cross Sport had engine recalls?

Yes. Recall 22V753 covers connecting rod bearings that can be damaged on some 2022–2023 models, and 23V593 covers some 2024 models. Damaged bearings can cause engine failure, a stall and an oil leak. Dealers inspect the engine and replace it if needed, for free.

What recalls affect the 2024 refreshed Atlas Cross Sport?

The 2024-and-later Cross Sport has recalls for connecting rod bearings (23V593), a brake master cylinder part (24V723), engine covers that can melt (25V100), loose chassis and brake bolts (25V434) and three rear camera faults (24V480, 25V334, 26V473).

How do I check a used Atlas Cross Sport for open recalls?

Run the 17-digit VIN through nhtsa.gov/recalls and ask a Volkswagen dealer for repair orders showing completed work. For 2020–2023 models, confirm the door wiring (22V152) and PODS (23V215 or 24V464) repairs, and on 2021 models check the steering knuckle inspections.

Sources

Issue descriptions are CarWhere’s own summaries of the sources below. Repair costs are shown only where a source states them and vary by shop and region.

  1. Recall 22V152: Delayed Deployment of Front Side Air Bag — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  2. Recall 23V215: Front Passenger Air Bag May Not Deploy — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  3. Recall 24V464: Front Passenger Air Bag May Not Deploy — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  4. Recall 21V026: Loss of Steering Due To Knuckle Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  5. Recall 20V712: Loss of Steering Due To Knuckle Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  6. Recall 21V892: Blocked Drain Tube May Cause Air Bag Deployment — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  7. Recall 20V505: Front Seat Backrest Frame Not Welded Properly — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  8. Recall 20V702: Overcured Tires Can Fail — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  9. Recall 22V815: Tire Pressure Loss Not Detected/FMVSS 138 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  10. Recall 20V716: Black Or Frozen Rear View Camera Image/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  11. Recall 22V514: Rearview Image May Not Display/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  12. Recall 22V245: Missing Fuel Injector Filter May Cause Fuel Leak — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  13. Recall 22V657: Loose Hitch Bolts May Allow Trailer to Separate — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  14. Recall 22V753: Damaged Connecting Rod Bearings — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  15. Recall 22V718: Brake Lines May Leak — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  16. Recall 25V434: Loss of Vehicle Control from Loose Brake and Suspension Bolts — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  17. Recall 23V593: Engine Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  18. Recall 24V723: Brake Master Cylinder Contains Incorrect Part — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  19. Recall 24V480: Rearview Camera Image May Not Display/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  20. Recall 25V100: Loose Engine Cover May Melt and Cause Fire — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  21. Recall 25V334: Distorted Rearview Camera Image/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  22. Recall 26V473: Rearview Camera Image May Not Display — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)

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