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Kia Telluride power seat recall details, affected model years, safety risk, and the owner steps to take now before your next drive.
Toyota Highlander recall 2026 check steps for owners: verify your VIN, review NHTSA records, understand repair options, and protect your family.
How to find an open recall on my car starts with your VIN, NHTSA search, and dealer follow-up. Check active safety recalls fast.
Can I check for recalls on a car for free? Yes. Learn the official VIN lookup, where to search, what results mean, and what owners should do next.
How to check for recalls on a car by VIN number: use NHTSA and manufacturer tools to find open safety recalls fast and book free repairs.
How to tell if a recall has been performed on my used car: check your VIN, service history, dealer records, and NHTSA data before you drive.
How to check if my car has a recall starts with your VIN, the NHTSA database, and your automaker's records. Follow these steps today.
Federal data shows 997 safety recalls in 2025 affecting over 29 million vehicles; this report explains how owners can quickly check NHTSA.gov/Recalls and get free repairs.
NHTSA’s “Recalls by Manufacturer” dataset on Data.Transportation.gov helps owners spot recall patterns, but the key takeaway is to verify open recalls by VIN and get fixes done.
NHTSA’s ODI investigations data portal lets owners track federal defect investigations and spot patterns that may precede recalls, with practical guidance on how to use it safely.
NHTSA’s April 2, 2014 Senate testimony lays out how the GM ignition switch recall was handled, why earlier reviews didn’t trigger a formal probe, and what owners should do now.
Former NHTSA investigator Tom Hargrove breaks down how federal vehicle investigations actually work, why delays happen, and exactly what owners should do to verify fixes before a formal recall is issued.