Recalls

By Robbie Wallis · 01 Feb 2017

Audi and Volkswagen have issued three safety recall notices involving 582,822 vehicles sold exclusively in the United States.

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Does your Porsche have a screw loose?

By Tung Nguyen · 31 Jan 2017

Porsche Cars Australia (PCA) has issued a recall for 239 Boxster, Cayman and 911 Carreras sold in Australia due to a possible loose screw connection on the fuel collection pipes.

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Hondas added to Tataka recall list, again

By Robbie Wallis · 24 Jan 2017

Honda Australia has issued a recall notice to replace faulty Takata airbag inflators in a batch of 25,282 of its vehicles, which had already been recalled to rectify the same issue.

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Subaru and Volvo among long list of recalls

By Robbie Wallis · 17 Jan 2017

Volvo, Subaru, Land Rover, Citroen and GM have issued safety recalls for some vehicles due to defective manufacturing issues.

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2166 Lexus vehicles recalled for airbag fault

By Robbie Wallis · 17 Jan 2017

Lexus Australia has announced it will recall 2166 vehicles over an airbag fault, the latest in a long list of malfunctioning airbags made by embattled Japanese parts manufacturer Takata.

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Sportage recalled for wiring fault

By Daniel Gardner · 09 Jan 2017

Kia has recalled 531 second-generation Sportatge SUVs for a potential wiring fault.

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6149 cars recalled by Merc, VW and Mazda

By Daniel Gardner · 16 Dec 2016

6149 vehicles have been recalled including the Mazda RX-8 and new Volkswagen Tiguan.

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Honda boss makes airbag plea

By Laura Berry · 06 Dec 2016

Honda Australia is working around the clock to replace 600,000 potentially faulty airbags.

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Volkswagen Australia recalls more diesels.

By Tim Robson · 05 Dec 2016

Another 35,000 vehicles have been added to Volkswagen Australia's diesel emissions recall list.

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Toyota HiLux 2007: Rattling Engine

By Graham Smith · 16 Sep 2016

My 2007 Toyota Hilux SR5 diesel has the infamous death rattle where my fuel-injectors need to be replaced. The cost for Toyota to do it is $4000. I have always filled my car from BP or Shell. There are so many complaints online, but there is nothing being done by Toyota. How is it that it is not being recalled? Is there someone who can help me with a more current solution to this major problem?

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