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Recalls & Complaints

Check safety recalls and owner complaints for your exact car — official NHTSA data, free. Pick your car below, or browse the most-searched models.

Data: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). If your car has a ready-made page below, you go straight there; anything else is checked live against NHTSA.

Most-searched models

Recall and complaint pages for the 20 most-searched models, years 2020–2025. Tap a year to open that car's page.

Ford Explorer

128 recalls · 2,229 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Ford F-150

101 recalls · 60 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Tesla Model 3

81 recalls · 2,558 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Jeep Wrangler

71 recalls · 2,372 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Ram 1500

70 recalls · 1,334 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Jeep Grand Cherokee

69 recalls · 1,780 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Chevrolet Silverado 1500

31 recalls · 3,107 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Nissan Rogue

30 recalls · 1,933 owner complaints (2020–2025)

GMC Sierra 1500

30 recalls · 2,725 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Honda Civic

22 recalls · 1,272 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Honda Accord

21 recalls · 883 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Honda CR-V

20 recalls · 2,159 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Toyota Tacoma

18 recalls · 557 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Toyota RAV4

17 recalls · 1,618 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Hyundai Elantra

17 recalls · 671 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Chevrolet Equinox

17 recalls · 1,032 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Hyundai Tucson

17 recalls · 1,191 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Nissan Sentra

17 recalls · 515 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Toyota Corolla

9 recalls · 778 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Toyota Camry

8 recalls · 620 owner complaints (2020–2025)

Questions, answered

What is a safety recall?

A safety recall is issued when a manufacturer or NHTSA finds a defect that can affect safety. The manufacturer must fix it free of charge at an authorized dealer, no matter how old the car is.

Where does this data come from?

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) — the official US government database. Recall summaries on this site are the official NHTSA text; complaint counts and excerpts come from owner complaints filed with NHTSA.

My car isn't listed here — can I still check it?

Yes. Use the lookup above: pick any make, model and year and we check NHTSA live. The pages below cover the 20 most-searched models, years 2020–2025.

What should I do if my car has an open recall?

Book the free repair with an authorized dealer. If a recall says to park outside or not drive the car, follow that instruction — it usually means a fire or stall risk.

Not repair advice. Recall summaries are the official NHTSA text; complaint excerpts are what owners filed with NHTSA. If your car has an open recall, book the free repair with an authorized dealer. Data retrieved 2026-11-11.
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