Michael Wilson+FollowKia K5 Recall Alert: Is Your Ride on the List?Major Kia recall! Over 100,000 Kia K5s from 2023-2025 are being called back because the rear window trim could fly off while driving (yikes). If you drive a K5, check if your car’s affected—Kia will fix it for free. Owners will get letters in September, but you can check your VIN online now. Safety first, friends! #Cars #KiaRecall #CarSafety30Share
larsontiffany+FollowFord Recall: Brake Issue Alert!Ford’s recalling over 312,000 vehicles (including F-150, Bronco, and Lincoln Navigator) because a brake assist glitch could make it harder to stop—yikes! The issue’s with the electronic brake booster, and it can even happen when using driver assist features. Ford’s fixing it for free with a software update, either over-the-air or at the dealer. If you drive one of these, keep an eye out for the recall notice! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety121Share
William Goodwin+FollowJeep Recall Alert: Is Your SUV on the List?Over 120,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees are being recalled because the second-row headrests might not lock upright—meaning a higher risk of injury if there’s a crash. If you’ve got a 2023 or 2024 Grand Cherokee or Grand Cherokee L, check your VIN! Chrysler’s fixing the issue for free, but owners won’t get official word until September. If you’re worried, call Stellantis customer service with recall number 20C to get ahead of it. #Cars #JeepRecall #CarSafety2310Share
James Smith+FollowJeep Recall Alert: Is Your SUV on the List?Jeep just recalled over 100,000 Grand Cherokees (2023-2024) because the second-row headrests might not lock upright—yikes! That means a higher risk of injury if there’s a crash. If you’ve got a 2023 or 2024 Grand Cherokee or Grand Cherokee L, your ride could be affected. Jeep will inspect and replace the headrests for free, and you’ll get a notice by early September. Check if your SUV is on the list and stay safe! #Cars #JeepRecall #CarSafety40Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowNissan Engine Failures: What Happened?Nissan just dodged a major bullet—nearly half a million cars were under investigation for engine failures that could cause crashes or even fires! After tons of complaints (including some scary incidents), the NHTSA closed the probe because Nissan recalled the affected models. If you drive a Rogue, Altima, or Infiniti QX50/QX55, your dealer will check for engine trouble, and Nissan’s even extending warranties to 10 years/120k miles. Wild, right? #Cars #NissanRecall #CarSafety5889Share
danielnelson+FollowFord’s Backup Camera Glitch DramaFord’s in hot water again—over 200,000 cars are being recalled because their backup cameras can go totally blank or freeze, making parking a risky guessing game. The glitch is tied to a software update gone wrong, and it’s hit popular models like the F-150, Mustang, and Explorer. No injuries yet, but Ford’s urging owners to get the free fix ASAP. With recent recalls piling up, people are starting to wonder: can Ford keep up with the tech race? #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety1210Share
larsontiffany+FollowFord’s Camera Glitch Sparks Massive RecallFord just recalled over 200,000 cars because the rearview cameras might either go totally blank or stay on way too long—talk about a driving distraction! If you’ve got a Ford or Lincoln from the last few years, you might be on the list. Free fix at the dealer, but you’ll get a letter soon if your ride’s affected. Check those model years and stay safe out there! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety90Share
James Smith+FollowIs Your Ford on This Recall List?Ford just recalled over 200,000 cars because the rearview camera might glitch out—either showing nothing or staying on when it shouldn’t. That’s a big safety risk! If you drive a Ford or Lincoln from 2018-2024 (think Explorer, F-150, Mustang, Bronco Sport, and more), check if your ride’s on the list. Dealers will fix it for free, and you’ll get a letter soon if you’re affected. Worth double-checking before your next drive! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety150Share
dalemiller+FollowHonda Accord Recall: Is Your Car at Risk?If you (or your parents) are still driving a 2013 Honda Accord, heads up: over 65,000 of them are being recalled for a driveshaft issue that could literally leave your car stranded—or rolling away if you’re not careful. The problem? A decade-old lubricant mistake makes the driveshafts rust out faster, especially in snowy states. Honda’s fixing it for free, but you’ll want to check your VIN and keep an eye out for that recall notice! #Cars #HondaRecall #CarSafety11Share
larsontiffany+FollowNissan’s Massive Recall DramaNissan’s recalling nearly 444,000 cars in the US because of a risky engine defect that could cause total engine failure (yikes). If you drive a Rogue, Altima, Infiniti QX50, or QX55, you might want to check if your ride’s on the list. Only about 1.2% are affected, but still—engine trouble is no joke! Would you keep driving if your car was on a recall list? #Cars #NissanRecall #CarSafety40Share
