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Every road vehicle recall DVSA lists for the Ford Kuga since 1992: what the problem is, how it is put right, how many vehicles it covers and when they were built. Newest first.

Recalls for the Ford Kuga. Also see car recalls by year and make.

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39 recalls matched to this model
Methodology
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  • Recalls since 1992 39 launched 2009 to 2026
  • Most recent 27 August 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/160
  • Recalls 2016 to 2025 33 launched in those ten years
  • Busiest year 2022 7 recalls launched

Does a recall affect your Ford Kuga?

Not every Ford Kuga is affected. Each recall covers cars built on particular dates or with particular VINs, which DVSA’s file does not list in full. To check a specific car, use GOV.UK’s vehicle recall check with its registration, or ask the manufacturer or a dealer, who can check the VIN.

Ford Kuga recalls by year

Recalls launched each year, 2009 to 2026

2022 had the most, with 7. 2026 runs to 14 September 2026. A count of recalls is not a measure of safety: one recall can cover a handful of cars or tens of thousands.

Ford Kuga safety recalls by year of launch
Year Recalls
’09 1
’10 0
’11 0
’12 0
’13 0
’14 0
’15 0
’16 1
’17 3
’18 3
’19 1
’20 4
’21 1
’22 7
’23 2
’24 5
’25 6
’26 5

Source:DVSA,UK Motoring analysis January 1992 to September 2026 Updated

Every Ford Kuga recall, newest first

2026 5 recalls

26S10 - Kuga Ranger - Potential Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve Failure

Launched 27 August 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/160 Manufacturer ref. 26S10

Defect
On affected vehicles the Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) valve may fail leading to weak acceleration engine vibration a no start condition or a loss of power.
Remedy
Replace the EGR valve.
Vehicles affected
314 Kuga vehicles
Built
5 Feb 2025 to 4 Jun 2025 and 10 Jun 2025 to 11 Jun 2025
Also covers
  • Ford Ranger

Multi Vehicle Line: Unintended High Beam Behaviour - Compliance

Launched 30 June 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/268 Manufacturer ref. 26C23

Defect
Affected vehicles may experience erratic behaviour of the Glare Free High Beam function under certain circumstances.
Remedy
Update the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Electronic Control Unit software.
Vehicles affected
9,702 Kuga vehicles
Built
23 Sept 2025 to 14 Apr 2026

Transit Courier: Diesel DV-Neo Engine Coolant Pump Update

Launched 15 June 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/237 Manufacturer ref. 26S25

Defect
Affected vehicles may have been repaired using a coolant pump with a potential issue. This issue may lead to incorrect engine timing resulting in an engine failure causing a sudden loss of power without prior warning. The engine cannot be restarted.
Remedy
Check and replace the water pump and timing belt if necessary.
Vehicles affected
6 Kuga vehicles
Built
11 Mar 2020, 5 Jun 2020 and 1 Dec 2021 to 9 Dec 2021, and 1 other period

Multi Vehicle Line (MVL): Telecommunications Control Module (TCU) loss of Function Software Update

Launched 5 May 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/181 Manufacturer ref. 26C13

Defect
Affected vehicles may experience a loss of emergency call system (eCall) functionality which impacts both automatic and manual eCall events.
Remedy
Update the Telematics Control Unit software to the latest level.
Vehicles affected
7,099 Kuga vehicles
Built
17 Dec 2019 to 25 Feb 2022 and 1 Mar 2022 to 9 Feb 2024

25C79 Kuga - Powertrain Control Module Software Update

Launched 3 February 2026 DVSA recall R/2026/030 Manufacturer ref. 25C79

Defect
On affected vehicles the software repair for previous recall 25C79 may not have been delivered properly and the Powertrain Control Module software may deliver lower power output than intended.
Remedy
Update the Powertrain Control Module software and perform an additional verification process to ensure the configuration has been installed correctly.
Vehicles affected
19 Kuga vehicles
Built
24 Jul 2019 to 13 Mar 2020

DVSA’s file gives a launch date in the future for this recall, so we show the same day in the year of its recall number.

2025 6 recalls

25SC4 Kuga - Do not charge high voltage battery to levels above 80%

Launched 4 November 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/527 Manufacturer ref. 25SC4

Defect
On affected vehicles the high voltage battery may have some cells that could potentially develop a short circuit leading to a Stop Safely Now message and possible loss of motive power or battery thermal venting.
Remedy
Update the vehicle's Battery Energy Control Module software.
Vehicles affected
49,466 Kuga vehicles
Built
7 Aug 2019 to 29 Feb 2024, 9 May 2024 to 26 Sept 2025 and 25 Oct 2025 to 27 Feb 2026

25S61 – Kuga – Cylinder head replacement

Launched 15 September 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/341 Manufacturer ref. 25S61

Defect
On affected vehicles the cylinder head may have loose ball plugs. This condition may result in a rapid oil leak if a ball plug comes out of the cylinder head.
Remedy
Replace the cylinder head.
Vehicles affected
3 Kuga vehicles
Built
16 Sept 2024 to 12 Dec 2024

CrossCar: Sync3 Rear-View Camera Software Update

Launched 8 September 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/359 Manufacturer ref. 25S72

Defect
On affected vehicles a software problem may result in issues with the rear-view camera that reduce the driver’s view or with it remaining on after a reversing event.
Remedy
Update the vehicle software to the latest level.
Vehicles affected
867 Kuga vehicles
Built
11 Mar 2019, 29 Mar 2019 and 9 Sept 2019 to 12 Sept 2019, and 10 other periods

25S54 Kuga S-Max and Galaxy - Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Software Update

Launched 7 July 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/243 Manufacturer ref. 25S54

Defect
Certain Kuga S-Max and Galaxy vehicles equipped with a 2.5L HEV/PHEV Engine may not have the remedy for Safety Recall 23S27 installed correctly but were recorded as having received the repair successfully. Because the correct software update may not have been installed on these vehicles the underlying condition specified in Safety Recall 23S27 potential under hood fire may still exist.
Remedy
Dealers are to update the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) software.
Vehicles affected
547 Kuga vehicles
Built
9 Jan 2021 to 9 Dec 2022
Also covers

25S21 Kuga - Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Software Update

Launched 9 May 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/163 Manufacturer ref. 25S21

Defect
On affected vehicles the remedy software for a previous recall which was needed to mitigate a potential fire risk may not have been installed correctly.
Remedy
Update the Power Control Module software and perform an additional verification process to ensure the software has been installed correctly.
Vehicles affected
2,984 Kuga vehicles
Built
25 Jul 2019 to 2 Jun 2020, 4 Jun 2020 to 23 Feb 2021 and 12 Mar 2021 to 1 Jun 2021, and 3 other periods

25S16 Kuga PHEV - Powertrain Control Module Software Update

Launched 30 April 2025 DVSA recall R/2025/162 Manufacturer ref. 25S16

Defect
On affected vehicles software from a previous recall may not have been installed correctly. Vehicles may have Hybrid Powertrain Control Module (HPCM) software that can result in a forced neutral condition while driving.
Remedy
Update and verify the software.
Vehicles affected
15 Kuga vehicles
Built
28 Feb 2020 to 11 May 2020, 6 Jul 2020 to 9 Jul 2020 and 29 Jan 2021 to 11 Feb 2022, and 1 other period

2024 5 recalls

X-Car Powertain Control Module (PCM) Software Update

Launched 19 December 2024 DVSA recall R/2025/094 Manufacturer ref. 24E06

Defect
Affected vehicles may develop a crack in the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF).
Remedy
Update software to prevent a cracked DPF. Test and replace DPFs that are already cracked.
Vehicles affected
10,905 Kuga vehicles
Built
12 Nov 2019 to 7 Oct 2020, 8 Oct 2020 to 26 Feb 2021 and 5 Mar 2021 to 17 Jun 2021, and 2 other periods

24S33 – Kuga 2.5L PHEV supercreep

Launched 28 June 2024 DVSA recall R/2024/260 Manufacturer ref. 24S33

Defect
On affected vehicles a recent update to the Power Control Module (PCM) software could result in the vehicle shifting into neutral and coasting to a stop. The subsequent limp home mode results in unintended acceleration or 'supercreep'.
Remedy
Update the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) software
Vehicles affected
1,553 Kuga vehicles
Built
8 Jan 2020 to 6 Dec 2020, 19 Dec 2020 to 25 May 2022 and 24 Jun 2022 to 7 Oct 2022
DVSA lists it as
“KUGA PHEV”

24S16 - Kuga - PCM Programming and Drain Tube Installation

Launched 26 March 2024 DVSA recall R/2024/141 Manufacturer ref. 24S16

Defect
A small number of vehicles on which the fuel injectors may crack and leak. In the event of an injector failing this may result in fuel accumulating on the top of the engine. The accumulation of fuel could become the catalyst for a fire due to the proximity to the exhaust system and lack of an escape route for the leaking fuel.
Remedy
The dealer will fit a specially developed drain tube which will safely drain any leaking fuel away from hot surfaces like the cylinder head or exhaust. Also the vehicle software will be updated which will allow any drop in fuel pressure to be detected. This software will reduce the power of the engine if a drop in fuel pressure is detected and a warning light will be illuminated in the instrument cluster.
Vehicles affected
1,136 Kuga vehicles
Built
24 Nov 2022 to 19 Jan 2023

23S27 Kuga S-Max/Galaxy 2.5L HEV/PHEV Engine: Engine Compartment Issue

Launched 26 February 2024 DVSA recall R/2023/175 Manufacturer ref. 23S27

Defect
Engine failure that may lead to a breach of the engine oil sump or engine block
Remedy
Software update
Vehicles affected
26,381 across everything the recall covers
Built
31 Jul 2019 to 16 Dec 2022
Also covers

23S57 Kuga - Steering gear top plug potentially loose

Launched 19 February 2024 DVSA recall R/2023/341 Manufacturer ref. 23S57

Defect
The steering gear could potentially develop excessive movement. Over time a wear condition may manifest in an audible noise increased steering efforts and the steering wheel not returning to the centre position. In rare circumstances if the issue of noise increased steering efforts and the steering wheel not returning to the centre position are not addressed the excessive movement in the steering gear may lead to the pinion shaft becoming disconnected from the steering rack.
Remedy
Replace affected components.
Vehicles affected
5,154 vehicles
Built
14 Jan 2021 to 16 Sept 2021

2023 2 recalls

In the event of a fuel injector failing this will potentially cause a fuel leak.

Launched 27 March 2023 DVSA recall R/2023/080 Manufacturer ref. 22S73

Defect
In the event of a fuel injector failing this will potentially cause a fuel leak.
Remedy
A drain tube will need to be installed to allow safe passage of the fuel away from hot surfaces in the event of a leak occurring. Also the dealer will perform a PCM software update that will reduce the engine power if a drop in fuel pressure is detected and a warning light will be illuminated to make the user aware.
Vehicles affected
13,671 Kuga vehicles
Built
25 Jul 2019 to 14 Dec 2022

A small number of vehicles may be fitted with tyres that do not meet the high specification expected.

Launched 10 February 2023 DVSA recall R/2023/042 Manufacturer ref. 23S03

Defect
A small number of vehicles may be fitted with tyres that do not meet the high specification expected.
Remedy
Conduct a visual inspection of the summer tyres to identify known and specific build codes. If after inspecting the vehicle a tyre(s) is identified as one of the known specific build numbers that falls in the suspect build range the Dealer will replace the affected tyre free of charge.
Vehicles affected
142 Kuga vehicles
Built
23 Jun 2022 to 1 Jul 2022

2022 7 recalls

Some Kuga vehicles with a panoramic roof may have a fixed glass panel with poor adhesion to the roof frame assembly

Launched 30 November 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/325 Manufacturer ref. 22S58

Defect
Some Kuga vehicles with a panoramic roof may have a fixed glass panel with poor adhesion to the roof frame assembly. As a result there is a possibility that the fixed glass panel could detach during driving causing a hazard to vehicle occupants and other road users.
Remedy
Check the panoramic roof frame If an affected date is present the fixed glass roof panel will need to be removed to inspect the integrity of the adhesive. If the adhesive is found to be compromised a new roof frame assembly will need to be installed.
Vehicles affected
2,359 Kuga vehicles
Built
19 Apr 2021 to 19 Nov 2021

Lower seatbelt bolt may not be tightened to specification

Launched 27 October 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/304 Manufacturer ref. 22S63

Defect
The lower front seatbelt bolt may not be correctly tightened to specification.
Remedy
Inspect and re-torque the front lower seatbelt bolts to specification
Vehicles affected
35 Kuga vehicles
Built
19 Nov 2019 to 26 Apr 2021

THE eCALL FEATURE WILL STOP FUNCTIONING DUE TO A MALFUNCTION

Launched 29 July 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/239 Manufacturer ref. 22C16

Defect
It may be possible that the eCall feature will stop functioning due to a malfunction.
Remedy
The Telecommunication Module will need to be replaced
Vehicles affected
9,388 across everything the recall covers
Built
9 Feb 2022 to 14 Jun 2022

Under certain operating conditions an oil and/or fuel vapour leak in the presence of an ignition source may result in an engine compartment or vehicle fire localized melting or smoke.

Launched 19 July 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/231 Manufacturer ref. 22S47

Defect
Under certain operating conditions an oil and/or fuel vapour leak in the presence of an ignition source may result in an engine compartment or vehicle fire localized melting or smoke.
Remedy
Modification of the engine undertray and active grill assemblies.
Vehicles affected
16,155 Kuga vehicles
Built
8 Jan 2020 to 1 Jul 2022

Internal fault with one of the battery arrays may cause overheating

Launched 19 July 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/167 Manufacturer ref. 22S33

Defect
A number of Kuga PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) have a High Voltage (HV) battery that may have an internal fault with one of the battery arrays causing overheating
Remedy
A new HV battery must be installed
Vehicles affected
760 Kuga vehicles
Built
22 Jul 2020 to 15 Apr 2021
DVSA lists it as
“KUGA PHEV”

The right-hand engine oil seperator may have been damaged prior to engine assembly.

Launched 8 April 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/171 Manufacturer ref. 22S21

Defect
Certain vehicles could have an engine oil separator that may have been damaged prior to engine assembly.
Remedy
Inspect the engine oil separator and if found to be damaged and/or leaking a replacement engine oil separator must be installed
Vehicles affected
9,818 across everything the recall covers
Built
13 Feb 2020 to 25 Feb 2022

A battery may have an incorrectly positioned/welded busbar in one of the battery arrays

Launched 15 February 2022 DVSA recall R/2022/003 Manufacturer ref. 21S48

Defect
A battery may have an incorrectly positioned/welded busbar in one of the battery arrays
Remedy
Install a new High Voltage battery.
Vehicles affected
14 Kuga vehicles
Built
11 Feb 2020 to 21 Sept 2021
DVSA lists it as
“KUGA PHEV”

2021 1 recall

Vehicles may have an issue with the current software that contols the funtionality of the eCall system

Launched 21 May 2021 DVSA recall R/2021/177 Manufacturer ref. 21C12

Defect
Vehicles may have an issue with the current software that controls the functionality of the eCall system.
Remedy
Carry out a software update.
Vehicles affected
100 across everything the recall covers
Built
15 Jul 2019 to 12 Feb 2021

2020 4 recalls

Particle contamination can cause internal short circuiting of high-voltage battery cells

Launched 21 December 2020 DVSA recall R/2020/317 Manufacturer ref. 20S61

Defect
Particle contamination can cause internal short circuiting of high-voltage battery cells.
Remedy
The HV battery pack will be replaced on affected vehicles.
Vehicles affected
2,326 Kuga vehicles
Built
13 Jan 2020 to 24 Sept 2020
DVSA lists it as
“KUGA PHEV”

The fuel operated heater could start inadvertently

Launched 9 September 2020 DVSA recall R/2020/214 Manufacturer ref. 20S27

Defect
The Fuel Operated Heater could start inadvertently
Remedy
New SYNC system software must be applied.
Vehicles affected
1 Kuga vehicle
Built
1 Nov 2019 to 8 Jun 2020

The HV battery pack can overheat and result in the venting of hot gas

Launched 4 September 2020 DVSA recall R/2020/224 Manufacturer ref. 20S38/20S44

Defect
The HV battery pack can overheat and result in the venting of hot gas which can ignite vehicle components or in extreme cases the entire vehicle.
Remedy
To prevent a vehicle fire the vehicles should not be charged using the external charging cable and the vehicles should only be driven using the default Auto EV mode only.
Vehicles affected
5,046 Kuga vehicles
Built
1 Jul 2019 to 7 Sept 2020

The high voltage battery control charger module connector may be damaged

Launched 2 July 2020 DVSA recall R/2020/196 Manufacturer ref. 20S34

Defect
The High Voltage Battery Control Charger Module (BCCM) connector may be damaged
Remedy
An inspection of the BCCM is required to confirm an undamaged connector. If a failed inspection occurs the vehicle must be reworked with a replacement BCCM and charge cable.
Vehicles affected
30,202 Kuga vehicles
Built
1 Jul 2019 to 31 Jul 2020

2019 1 recall

Vehicle could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture

Launched 22 February 2019 DVSA recall R/2018/351 Manufacturer ref. 18S39

Defect
A number of vehicles fitted with a 1.0 1.5 or 1.6 Ecoboost engine and 6-speed manual transmission could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture. This results in clutch smell reduced vehicle speed and performance. In the unlikely event of clutch pressure plate fracture a noise (thud / bang) could be heard from the vicinity of the transmission in extreme cases resulting in clutch / transmission fragments being released and striking under hood components creating a risk of smoke and fire from the under hood area.
Remedy
To prevent the repeated heating /cooling events a new calibration has been developed for vehicles fitted with Engine Stop Start feature. The software with the additional feature sets the Instrument panel Wrench light and de-rates the engine performance if prolonged clutch slip is detected. The software feature includes a drive cycle strategy for latching the wrench light and engine performance de-rate if the customer should experience repeated clutch slip events. For vehicles that do not have Engine Stop Start feature an alternative clutch kit has been released.
Vehicles affected
66,497 across everything the recall covers
Built
30 Jun 2016 to 28 May 2018

2018 3 recalls

Clutch pressure plate may fracture

Launched 16 July 2018 DVSA recall R/2018/082 Manufacturer ref. 18S07

Defect
Affected vehicles fitted with a 1.0 1.5 or 1.6 Ecoboost engine and 6-speed manual transmission could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture. This results in clutch smell reduced vehicle speed and performance. In the unlikely event of clutch pressure plate fracture a noise (thud / bang) could be heard from the vicinity of the transmission in extreme cases resulting in clutch / transmission fragments being released and striking under hood components creating a risk of smoke and fire from the under hood area.
Remedy
To prevent the repeated heating /cooling events a new calibration has been developed for vehicles fitted with Engine Stop Start feature. The software with the additional feature sets the Instrument panel Wrench light and de-rates the engine performance if prolonged clutch slip is detected. The software feature includes a drive cycle strategy for latching the wrench light and engine performance de-rate if the customer should experience repeated clutch slip events. For vehicles that do not have Engine Stop Start feature an alternative clutch kit has been released.
Vehicles affected
122,199 across everything the recall covers
Built
1 Aug 2013 to 30 Jun 2016

Oil sump may crack due to the engine overheating

Launched 12 March 2018 DVSA recall R/2018/053 Manufacturer ref. 17S45

Defect
The engine control module calibration may not adequately detect an overheat condition in certain 2.0L Duratorq Diesel engines. In extreme cases an overheated engine can result in a breach of the oil sump leading to loss of the engine oil.
Remedy
Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and download revised software for the control module calibration that improves overheat detection and provides an instrument cluster warning indicator to the driver and engine de-rate strategy.
Vehicles affected
48,595 across everything the recall covers
Built
13 Oct 2014 to 26 Sept 2015

The engine cylinder head may crack

Launched 8 January 2018 DVSA recall R/2018/008 Manufacturer ref. 17S09

Defect
Localized overheating of the engine cylinder head may cause the cylinder head to crack.This may cause a pressurized oil leak which in extreme circumstances could result in a fire in the engine compartment.
Remedy
On affected vehicles Inspect engine and cooling system. Replace affected components and fit a Coolant Level Sensor along with associated software to provide and audible and visual warning to the driver.
Vehicles affected
15,228 across everything the recall covers
Built
2 Jun 2010 to 20 Dec 2014

2017 3 recalls

Side and/or knee airbag may fail to deploy in a collision

Launched 4 September 2017 DVSA recall R/2017/241 Manufacturer ref. 17S06

Defect
The airbag initiator may be defective and may prevent the side airbag(s) and/or knee airbag deploying in the event of an accident. In a collision the airbags not deploying could put the occupants at further risk.
Remedy
Recall the 1943 vehicles that are likely to be affected to check and where necessary replace the side and knee protection airbags complete with initiators.
Vehicles affected
1,943 across everything the recall covers
Built
28 Jul 2016 to 27 Dec 2016
Also covers

B-pillar trim insulation too close to the seat belt pretentioner

Launched 30 August 2017 DVSA recall R/2017/238 Manufacturer ref. 17S20

Defect
In the event of a colision which deploys the front seat belt retractor pre-tensioner there is a possibility that the insulation material on the inner face of lower 'B' pillar trim could be subjected to a concentrated heat source that could ignite the insulation material resulting in fire.
Remedy
Remove a section of the insulation material on both B pillar trims.
Vehicles affected
29,904 Kuga vehicles
Built
17 Jul 2012 to 19 Jun 2014

Heated washer jets may overheat

Launched 5 June 2017 DVSA recall R/2017/107 Manufacturer ref. 16S12

Defect
The heated washer jets fitted to some Kuga vehicles may have jet heating elements that are not correctly sealed. There is a possibility that poor sealing could lead to corrosion due to water ingress and subsequent overheating of the jets. An overheating jet element will damage the nozzle housing and may cause local heat/fire damage to the cowl grille accompanied by smoke and burning smell.
Remedy
Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and fit new washer jets.
Vehicles affected
4,382 Kuga vehicles
Built
18 May 2010 to 31 Oct 2010

2016 1 recall

Risk of fire

Launched 18 November 2016 DVSA recall R/2016/067 Manufacturer ref. 15B35

Defect
The heated washer jets may have jet heating elements which are not correctly sealed. There is a possibility that poor sealing could lead to corrosion due to water ingress and subsequent overheating of the jets. An overheating jet element will damage the nozzle housing and may cause local heat/fire damage to the cowl grille accompanied by smoke and burning smell.
Remedy
Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and fit new washer jets.
Vehicles affected
20,358 Kuga vehicles
Built
15 Jan 2008 to 17 May 2010

2009 1 recall

Hard brake pedal may occur during engine warm up

Launched 21 May 2009 DVSA recall R/2009/050 Manufacturer ref. 9U225

Defect
During engine warm up it is possible that the non return valve within the vacuum pump may stick. It is possible that if sufficient brake applications are made before the valve releases the vacuum stored within the brake booster will be used up and a hard brake pedal and longer stopping distances may result.
Remedy
Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to fit a revised design of non return valve to the brake vacuum pump.
Vehicles affected
13,029 across everything the recall covers
Built
1 Nov 2008 to 12 Mar 2009

Data sources and methodology

Datasets used on this page
Figures Source Period Records Updated
Safety recalls Vehicle safety recalls Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
Derived statistics UK Motoring 		January 1992 to September 2026 39 recalls matched to this model 15 September 2026
  • Road vehicle recalls (DVSA numbers starting R/) whose model names match the Ford Kuga. DVSA records some recalls under a range or chassis name we cannot match, so this list may be incomplete.
  • Vehicles affected is the number the manufacturer reported to DVSA. When one recall covers several models, DVSA often gives only the total.
  • Build dates are the periods the manufacturer gave. Some recalls have none. VINs are not shown.
  • Concerns written in capitals have been put in sentence case, and apostrophes lost in DVSA’s file have been put back. The text is otherwise DVSA’s.
How we calculate these figures All data sources

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