Volkswagen Tiguan problems and known issues

By CarWhere Research · Updated

Documented Volkswagen Tiguan problems vary by generation. First-generation models (2009–2017) were recalled for winter-fuel stalling, a driver air bag clock spring and air bag control units. The 2018–2024 long-wheelbase Tiguan has recalls for rear coil springs, rear knuckles, a steering rack bolt and rear cameras, and the 2025 redesign has body control module and air bag sensor recalls.

CarWhere lists 24 documented Tiguan issues, including 24 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.

Tiguan generations at a glance

Volkswagen Tiguan generations and the known issues listed for each
GenerationModel yearsIssues on this page
Tiguan, first generation2009–2017 (2017–2018 Tiguan Limited)Engine software may raise idle speed unexpectedly (recall 08V235) · Exterior light fuse holder may melt (recall 13V569) · Fuel bubbles in winter fuel can stall the engine (recall 14V441) · Steering wheel clock spring may lose the driver air bag (recall 15V483) · Seat-mounted side air bag inflators may rupture (recall 16V045) · Air bag control unit capacitor may fail (recall 19V535) · Rear child locks may disengage (recall 16V464) · Non-US driver air bag may be fitted (recall 18V102)
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase)2018–2024Corroded steering rack bolt may break (recall 26V590) · Sunroof ambient light bar may short circuit (recall 18V467) · Rear shock absorber mount may separate (recall 18V262) · Front lower ball joint nut may be loose (recall 18V324) · Passenger front air bag may tear when it deploys (recall 18V375) · Front seat belt webbing may tear (recall 20V724) · Rear coil springs may break (recall 19V188) · Tire pressure monitor may miss a four-tire pressure loss (recall 22V815) · Accessory rear spoiler may come off (recall 22V226) · Front seat frame welds may be faulty (recall 20V505) · Rear camera screen may go black or freeze (recall 20V716) · Infotainment memory fault can blank the rear camera (recall 22V514) · Rear suspension knuckle may corrode and break (recall 22V176) · Camera control unit error can blank the rear camera (recall 25V082)
Tiguan, third generation2025 onwardSeat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 25V854) · Body control module may reset and stall the engine (recall 26V587)

Tiguan, first generation Tiguan problems (2009–2017)

Engine software may raise idle speed unexpectedly (recall 08V235) (2009)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2009
Powertrain:
2.0T FSI

Some 2009 Tiguans with the 2.0T FSI engine (and 2008 Passats) had engine software that may not control idle properly with the A/C on, and in rare cases engine speed can rise unexpectedly. Dealers update the engine software for free. The 6,579 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Engine surges at idle with the A/C 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 engine software update

NHTSA recall: 08V235 (2008-05-28) · 6,579 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [1]

Exterior light fuse holder may melt (recall 13V569) (2009–2011)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2009–2011
Powertrain:
All

On some 2009–2011 Tiguans, the holder for the fuse that powers the exterior lights circuit can melt, causing a partial loss of exterior lighting. Dealers replace the fuse for free.

Symptoms

  • Some exterior lights stop working
  • Burnt smell near the fuse box

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 fuse replacement

NHTSA recall: 13V569 (2013-11-22) · 62,155 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [2]

Fuel bubbles in winter fuel can stall the engine (recall 14V441) (2009–2014)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2009–2014
Powertrain:
All

On 2009–2014 Tiguans, bubbles can form in the fuel system with winter-blend gasoline under certain conditions and stall the engine. Dealers update software to raise fuel pump pressure, for free.

Symptoms

  • Stalling or stumbling in cold weather

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 fuel pump software update

NHTSA recall: 14V441 (2014-07-21) · 151,389 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [3]

Steering wheel clock spring may lose the driver air bag (recall 15V483) (2011–2014)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2011–2014
Powertrain:
All

Debris can tear the clock spring, the flat cable that keeps the driver's air bag connected while the steering wheel turns, on many 2010–2014 VW models including the 2011–2014 Golf, GTI, Jetta and Tiguan. A torn cable means the driver's front air bag will not deploy. Dealers fit a protective cover, or a new clock spring if the air bag light is on, for free. The 415,825 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Air bag warning light
  • Horn or steering wheel buttons stop working

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 clock spring cover or replacement

NHTSA recall: 15V483 (2015-08-04) · 415,825 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [4]

Seat-mounted side air bag inflators may rupture (recall 16V045) (2015)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2015
Powertrain:
All

A small batch of 2015 Tiguans built in January 2015 have front seat-mounted side air bag inflators that may rupture in a crash and throw metal fragments. Dealers replace the side air bag modules for free.

Symptoms

  • No warning signs before a crash

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 side air bag module replacement

NHTSA recall: 16V045 (2016-01-28) · 734 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [5]

Air bag control unit capacitor may fail (recall 19V535) (2015–2016)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2015–2016
Powertrain:
All

A faulty power supply capacitor in the air bag control unit on some 2015–2016 Tiguan and CC models can switch the air bags off or trigger them unexpectedly. Dealers update software and replace the unit as needed for free. The 27,822 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • 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 air bag control unit update

NHTSA recall: 19V535 (2019-07-17) · 27,822 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [6]

Rear child locks may disengage (recall 16V464) (2016)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (2009–2017)
Years:
2016
Powertrain:
All

Vibration from opening and closing a door can disengage the rear child locks on some 2016 Golf R, Tiguan, CC and e-Golf models built in late 2015 and early 2016. Dealers inspect and replace the child locks as needed for free.

Symptoms

  • Rear door opens from inside with child lock set

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Test both rear child locks with the door closed

NHTSA recall: 16V464 (2016-06-24) · 5,658 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [7]

Non-US driver air bag may be fitted (recall 18V102) (2017–2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, first generation (Tiguan Limited, 2017–2018)
Years:
2017–2018
Powertrain:
All

Some 2017–2018 Tiguan Limited models may have a driver's front air bag not meant for US-market vehicles, so it may not protect the driver as intended. Dealers replace the steering wheel and driver air bag module for free.

Symptoms

  • No warning signs before a crash

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 wheel and air bag replacement

NHTSA recall: 18V102 (2018-02-09) · 3,768 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [8]

Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) Tiguan problems (2018–2024)

Corroded steering rack bolt may break (recall 26V590) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
All

One of the bolts holding the steering rack to the subframe can corrode and break on some 2018 Tiguan and 2018–2019 Atlas models (plus related Audi Q3s). If it breaks, the steering rack housing can crack and steering control can be lost. Dealers replace the right-side steering rack bolt for free. The 208,724 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Clunk from the front when turning
  • Steering feels loose

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 steering rack mounting bolt

NHTSA recall: 26V590 (2026-09-11) · 208,724 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [9]

Sunroof ambient light bar may short circuit (recall 18V467) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
Models with panoramic sunroof

The LED module for the panoramic sunroof ambient light bar on some 2018 Tiguans can short-circuit and create a fire risk. Dealers disconnect the light bar's power supply for free until a later service action can safely restore it.

Symptoms

  • Sunroof light bar does not work (it may have been disconnected under the recall)

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Ask a VW dealer whether the light bar was disconnected or later reactivated

NHTSA recall: 18V467 (2018-07-13) · 45,457 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [10]

Rear shock absorber mount may separate (recall 18V262) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
All

A poor weld can let the lower loop of a rear shock absorber separate on some 2018 Tiguans, which can cause a loss of control. Dealers inspect and replace the rear shocks as needed for free.

Symptoms

  • Clunking from the rear
  • Bouncy or unstable rear end

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 rear shock inspection

NHTSA recall: 18V262 (2018-04-25) · 7,430 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [11]

Front lower ball joint nut may be loose (recall 18V324) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
All

The nut holding each front lower ball joint may be loose on some 2018 Tiguans, which can let the joint separate and affect steering. Dealers replace the nuts for free. The 2,473 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Clunk from the front suspension
  • 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 new ball joint nuts

NHTSA recall: 18V324 (2018-05-16) · 2,473 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [12]

Passenger front air bag may tear when it deploys (recall 18V375) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
All

On some 2018 Atlas and Tiguan models, the front passenger air bag may tear or fail to unfold properly in a crash. Dealers replace the passenger front air bag for free. The 821 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • No warning signs before a crash

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 passenger air bag replacement

NHTSA recall: 18V375 (2018-06-06) · 821 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [13]

Front seat belt webbing may tear (recall 20V724) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
All

The front seat belt webbing on some 2018 Tiguans may tear in a crash. Dealers inspect the front belts and replace them as needed for free.

Symptoms

  • Frayed or cut belt webbing

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 seat belt inspection

NHTSA recall: 20V724 (2020-11-20) · 10,835 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [14]

Rear coil springs may break (recall 19V188) (2018–2019)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018–2019
Powertrain:
All

Rear coil springs on some 2015–2019 Golf, 2017–2019 Golf SportWagen, 2019 Jetta and 2018–2019 Tiguan models may fracture early. A broken spring can damage a rear tire. Dealers replace the rear springs for free. The 56,173 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Rear corner sits low
  • Clunk or rattle over bumps
  • Rear tire sidewall damage

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 new rear coil springs

NHTSA recall: 19V188 (2019-03-06) · 56,173 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [15]

Tire pressure monitor may miss a four-tire pressure loss (recall 22V815) (2019)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2019
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 Tiguan.

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: [16]

Accessory rear spoiler may come off (recall 22V226) (2018–2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2018–2022
Powertrain:
Models with accessory rear spoiler

Faulty installation instructions mean the dealer-fitted accessory rear hatch spoiler on some 2018–2022 Tiguans may not be attached securely and can fall off. Dealers replace the spoiler for free. The 6,553 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Spoiler moves or rattles

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
  • Check whether an accessory spoiler is fitted and ask for proof of the replacement

NHTSA recall: 22V226 (2022-04-06) · 6,553 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [17]

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

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
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 Tiguan.

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: [18]

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

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
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 Tiguan.

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: [19]

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

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
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 Tiguan.

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: [20]

Rear suspension knuckle may corrode and break (recall 22V176) (2021–2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2021–2022
Powertrain:
All

The rear suspension knuckles on some 2021–2022 Tiguan and 2022 Taos models can corrode, crack and break, which can affect stability. Dealers inspect and replace the knuckles as needed for free. The 10,119 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

Symptoms

  • Clunking or knocking from the rear
  • Rear wheel alignment 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 rear knuckle inspection

NHTSA recall: 22V176 (2022-03-23) · 10,119 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [21]

Camera control unit error can blank the rear camera (recall 25V082) (2022–2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, second generation (long wheelbase) (2018–2024)
Years:
2022–2024
Powertrain:
All

On some 2022–2024 Tiguans, an error in the camera control unit at start-up can stop the rearview camera image from showing. Dealers update the camera software for free. A small follow-up recall (26V321) covers some 2024 models already repaired. The 29,569 figure covers units across all listed models, not just the Tiguan.

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: 25V082 (2025-02-12) · 29,569 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [22]

Tiguan, third generation Tiguan problems (2025 onward)

Seat sensor wiring can switch off the passenger air bag (recall 25V854) (2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, third generation (2025 onward)
Years:
2025
Powertrain:
All

A wiring fault in the passenger occupant detection system on some 2025 Tiguans can turn off the front passenger air bag with someone in the seat. NHTSA's record advises not letting anyone ride in the front passenger seat until the repair is done. Dealers repair the seat wiring harness for free.

Symptoms

  • Passenger air bag OFF light with an adult seated

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 passenger seat harness repair

NHTSA recall: 25V854 (2025-12-10) · 3,138 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [23]

Body control module may reset and stall the engine (recall 26V587) (2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
Tiguan, third generation (2025 onward)
Years:
2025
Powertrain:
All

A software error can make the body control module reset on some 2025 Tiguans. That can switch off the ignition and stall the engine, and cut warning lights, exterior lights or the rearview camera. Dealers update the module software for free.

Symptoms

  • Engine shuts off while driving
  • Lights, warnings or camera drop out

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 BCM software update

NHTSA recall: 26V587 (2026-09-10) · 49,958 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [24]

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main first-generation Tiguan recalls?

Recall 14V441 (151,389 units) raised fuel pump pressure on 2009–2014 Tiguans that could stall on winter-blend fuel. Recall 15V483 fixed clock springs that could disconnect the driver's air bag on 2011–2014 models, 13V569 replaced a fuse holder that could melt on 2009–2011 models, and 19V535 addressed air bag control units on 2015–2016 models.

What recalls affect the 2018–2024 Tiguan?

The long-wheelbase Tiguan has recalls for rear coil springs that can break (19V188), rear suspension knuckles that can corrode (22V176), a steering rack bolt that can corrode and break on 2018 models (26V590), 2018 shock absorber welds and seat belt webbing, and several rearview camera software faults, most recently 25V082 for 2022–2024.

What is the Tiguan Limited?

EPA's fuel economy listings show both the Tiguan and a Tiguan Limited for 2018. The Tiguan Limited was the earlier, shorter Tiguan sold alongside the new long-wheelbase model. Recall 18V102 covers 2017–2018 Tiguan Limited models that may have a driver air bag not intended for the US market.

Does the 2025 Tiguan have recalls?

Yes. Recall 26V587 (49,958 units) updates body control module software that can reset and stall the engine, and 25V854 repairs passenger seat wiring that can switch off the front passenger air bag; NHTSA's record advises keeping the front passenger seat empty until it is fixed.

How do I check a used Tiguan for open recalls?

Enter the 17-digit VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls and ask a Volkswagen dealer for repair orders. On 2018 models, confirm the steering rack bolt recall (26V590), which was only filed in September 2026, and on 2018 cars with a panoramic roof ask whether the light bar was disconnected under 18V467.

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 08V235: ENGINE CONTROL MODULE (ECM) SOFTWARE UPDATE — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  2. Recall 13V569: Partial Loss of Exterior Lights — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  3. Recall 14V441: Bubbles in Fuel may Result in Engine Stall — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  4. Recall 15V483: Air Bag Clock Spring may Fail — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  5. Recall 16V045: Seat-Mounted Air Bag Inflators May Rupture — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  6. Recall 19V535: Air Bag ECU May Malfunction — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  7. Recall 16V464: Rear Child Locks May Disengage — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  8. Recall 18V102: Incorrect Driver Air Bag Installed/FMVSS 208 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  9. Recall 26V590: Loss of Steering Control from Bolt Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  10. Recall 18V467: Sunroof Light Bar May Short Circuit — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  11. Recall 18V262: Rear Shocks may have Poor Welds — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  12. Recall 18V324: Lower Ball Joint Separation — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  13. Recall 18V375: Passenger Frontal Air Bag may Deploy Improperly — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  14. Recall 20V724: Front Seat Belt Webbing May Tear in a Crash — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  15. Recall 19V188: Rear Coil Springs May Fracture — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  16. Recall 22V815: Tire Pressure Loss Not Detected/FMVSS 138 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  17. Recall 22V226: Insufficiently Attached Spoiler May Separate — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  18. Recall 20V505: Front Seat Backrest Frame Not Welded Properly — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  19. Recall 20V716: Black Or Frozen Rear View Camera Image/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  20. Recall 22V514: Rearview Image May Not Display/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  21. Recall 22V176: Rear Suspension Knuckle May Break — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  22. Recall 25V082: Rearview Camera Image May Not Display/FMVSS 111 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  23. Recall 25V854: Front Passenger Air Bag May Not Deploy — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  24. Recall 26V587: Body Control Module (BCM) May Reset Unexpectedly/FMVSS 101, 102 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)

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