Check vehicle recalls by make and model
Millions of cars are driving around with open safety recalls the dealer must fix for free. Browse popular vehicles below, or check your exact car by VIN on the official NHTSA lookup.
Check your VIN on NHTSA.govVehicle recall FAQ
Are recall repairs really free?
Yes. Federal law requires manufacturers to remedy safety recalls free of charge at franchised dealers, regardless of the vehicle's age or whether you're the original owner.
How do I check my exact vehicle?
The most precise check is by VIN (the 17-character number on your dashboard or registration) at NHTSA.gov — it shows only the open recalls that apply to your specific car.
Is there a deadline for recall repairs?
Safety recall remedies generally remain available for the life of the vehicle, though certain older recalls can have limits. Schedule the repair promptly — open recalls are safety defects.
What if I already paid to fix a recalled defect?
If you paid for a repair before the recall was announced, you may be eligible for reimbursement from the manufacturer. Keep your receipts and check the recall notice for the reimbursement plan.
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