In November 2019, 30 recalls were announced via the EU Rapex system, which affected 41 models of 16 brands.
Eight recalls were issued by Mercedes-Benz, while three by Skoda and Ford. Dodge, Fiat and Renault had two actions each. At least one recall was reported by BMW, Citroën, Jeep, Lexus, Mazda, Morgan, Opel, Peugeot, Seat and Toyota.
The main reasons for recall:
Risk of Fire – Citroën, Fiat, Mercedes, Renault
Airbags – Dodge, Ford, Jeep, Škoda
Suspension – Fiat, Ford, Mercedes
Steering – BMW, Dodge
Brakes – Morgan
We have summed up all the EU Rapex recalls in our regular weekly reports – see below. A comprehensive table is available at the end of this article.
Other articles published @ Car-Recalls.eu in November:
- Skoda to recall over 90,000 Superb II models due to a turn signals
- BMW expands the 2018 EGR cooler recall to an additional 232,000 cars
- The first recall for the fully-electric Mercedes-Benz EQC
- Recall for revolutionary Mazda Skyactiv-X engine
- Around 40 000 older Audi diesel cars are facing a recall in Germany
Weekly Overviews
Ford Focus with faulty seat belts, side window may fall out with Skoda Octavia (week 44/19)
This week´s recalls: – Ford Focus – seat belts – Škoda Octavia – window sealing – Toyota – seat´s cover – DS3 Crossback – fuel leakage… Read more
Recall for Skoda´s 1.2 TSI and 1.6 MPI engines officially in the Rapex (week 45/19)
This week´s recalls: – Skoda nad Seat – 1.2 TSI and 1.6 MPI engines – BMW X3 and X4 – bearings on the front axle – Peugeot vans – seatbelt buckle – Opel Crossland X – lambda control… Read more
Skoda recalls six models due to airbags, while Mazda Skyactiv-X engines (week 47/19)
This week´s recalls: – Skoda – driver´s airbag – Mazda – Skyactiv-X engine – Renault Kangoo – Stop & Start – Mercedes – spoiler, leaf springs… Read more
Renault Scenic, Talisman and Espace at risk of fire due to NOx sensor (week 48/19)
This week’s recalls: – Renault – unproperly tightened NOx sensor – Fiat Scudo – detached parts of chassis – Mercedes Sprinter – stabilizer… Read more
Currently 5219 Recalls