GM Recalls Made Up Eight Percent Of All U.S. Recalls In 2022
Ford had the highest number of recalls this year.
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Ford had the highest number of recalls this year.
Affected vehicles are equipped with ventilated front passenger seats that may have a faulty Occupant Classification System.
Only a handful of units are affected.
More than 111,000 units affected in the United States.
Affecting both U.S. and Canadian models.
A free-of-charge update performed at the dealer or over the air (OTA) will fix the issue.
The recall affects 825,793 units across all four GM marques.
They could cause glare for oncoming drivers.
GM is repurchasing affected units.
Affecting both U.S. and Canadian models.
A free-of-charge update performed at the dealer or over the air (OTA) will fix the issue.
Affecting both U.S. and Canadian models.
The video processing module (VPM) might lose communication with the camera.
Only five units affected.
The lock nuts were improperly heat treated and may break.
The NHTSA believes the recall will fix the issue.
The repair is preformed free of charge.
Requiring a simple reflash.