Latoya Bradley+FollowAudi Recall: Loose Screws, Big ProblemsAudi just recalled over 89,000 Q5 and Q5 Sportback SUVs because some engine screws weren’t tightened right—yikes! This could cause oil leaks and even engine fires. If you’ve got a 2022-2024 model, keep an eye out for a recall letter in July. Free inspections and repairs are coming, and you might get reimbursed if you already fixed it. Not the kind of under-the-hood surprise anyone wants! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #Volkswagen #AutoNews #CarMaintenance #Cars10Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowAudi Recall: Loose Screws, Big Problem!Audi just recalled over 89,000 Q5 and Q5 Sportback SUVs (2022-2024) because some cylinder head cover screws might not be tight enough—meaning oil leaks and even fire risk! If you drive one, keep an eye out for a letter after July 8 or call Audi’s customer service. Dealers will check and fix it for free. Wild how a few loose screws can cause such a mess! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #AutoNews #Q5 #CarMaintenance #Cars00Share
William Jones+FollowAudi Recall: Loose Screws, Big Problem!Audi just recalled over 89,000 Q5 and Q5 Sportback SUVs (2022-2024) because some cylinder head cover screws might not be tight enough. If they come loose, oil could leak and even spark a fire—yikes! If you drive one, keep an eye out for a letter from Audi after July 8, or call their customer service to check if your ride’s affected. Better safe than sorry! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #AutoNews #Q5 #RecallAlert #Cars00Share
William Jones+FollowAudi Recall: Loose Screws, Big Problem!Audi just recalled over 89,000 Q5 and Q5 Sportback SUVs (2022-2024) because some cylinder head cover screws might not be tight enough. If they come loose, oil could leak and even spark a fire—yikes! If you drive one, keep an eye out for a letter from Audi after July 8, or call their customer service to check if your ride’s affected. Better safe than sorry! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #AutoNews #Q5 #RecallAlert10Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowAudi Recall: Loose Screws, Big Problem!Audi just recalled over 89,000 Q5 and Q5 Sportback SUVs (2022-2024) because some cylinder head cover screws might not be tight enough—meaning oil leaks and even fire risk! If you drive one, keep an eye out for a letter after July 8 or call Audi’s customer service. Dealers will check and fix it for free. Wild how a few loose screws can cause such a mess! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #AutoNews #Q5 #CarMaintenance10Share
ksanchez+FollowAudi's Screen Trouble Alert🚗🔧 Over 40,000 Audi vehicles are headed for a recall due to a pesky screen issue! Those fancy digital displays have some bugs turning them off unexpectedly. Models like the Audi A6, A7, and Q7 from 2021 are on the list. No crashes, thankfully, but it’s still a hassle! If your ride’s affected, watch for a mail alert in May to get it fixed. Maybe it’s time to reconsider those old-school knobs? 😉 #AudiRecall #CarTroubles #DigitalFails #AudiOwners #CarCommunity #Cars10Share
ksanchez+FollowAudi's Virtual Cockpit Glitch Alert 🚗💥Heads up, Audi drivers! Nearly 44,000 vehicles are being recalled due to a glitch causing the Virtual Cockpit to shut off unexpectedly. Affected models include 2021 versions of A6, Q8, and several S/RS models. Audi plans updates to fix this by May 2025. Stay safe out there! #AudiRecall #TechTroubles #DriveSafe 🚙🔧 #Cars60Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowAudi Recall Alert: Check Your Car! 🚗Heads up, Audi owners! 🚨 Volkswagen is recalling over 40,000 2021 Audi models due to a software error. This affects the instrument panel, impacting vital displays like your speedometer and warning lights. No crashes reported, but better safe than sorry! If you own models like the A6, Q7, or RS 6 Avant, pop into your local dealer for a free fix. Check your car's status now! #AudiRecall #CarSafety #StayInformed #Cars11Share
