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Recalls Car seats

Car seats

Shortlist up to four to read them side by side.

760 child seat models, each a brand and model a recall names in NHTSA’s files, which begin in 1966: a count of seat models, not of recalls or of seats sold. The newest recall first.

A seat no recall names isn’t listed, and isn’t safe by that. Copied Nov 5, 2026.

What the count covers

A count of seat models, not of seats sold or of recalls: the 760 child seat models that NHTSA’s recalls name.

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Brand CoscoEvenfloGracoCenturyDJGBritaxDorelKolcraftCombiMaxi-CosiSafety 1stJoybuyEddie BauerCybexBaby TrendDionoFisher PricePEG PeregoBabyhoodClekRenoluxRecaroBasic ComfortChiccoMercedes BenzVircoBaby JoggerDesigner 22GerrySit’n’strollTourivaTouriva 5-PointAll OUR KidsAlpha EliteBabyrideBuckeyeCosco KidsFrank F. TaylorMiamodaPride TrimbleStroleeXsci4MOMSBabidealBolformCarterCollierCompassDisney BabyDownunderFive Filer Bros.GorillaHarmonyInternationalKiddyMartinelliMerritt Angel GuardNunaOrbitQuestor

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Car seat modelsRecallsThe newest

Car seat Century 4450 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls3The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4460 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 4recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls4The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4470 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 4recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls4The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4475 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 4recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls4The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4476 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls3The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4480 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls3The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Century 4490 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Dec 15, 1993. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Dec 15, 1993the newest Recalls3The newestDec 15, 1993
Car seat Kolcraft Automate Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jul 28, 1993. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jul 28, 1993the newest Recalls1The newestJul 28, 1993
Car seat Renolux GT5500 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 20, 1993. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 20, 1993the newest Recalls1The newestMay 20, 1993
Car seat Century 2000STE Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Apr 2, 1993. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Apr 2, 1993the newest Recalls1The newestApr 2, 1993
Car seat Fisher Price 9104 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Sep 18, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Sep 18, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestSep 18, 1992
Car seat Fisher Price 9100 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Aug 25, 1992. 7recalls naming it (needs attention)Aug 25, 1992the newest Recalls7The newestAug 25, 1992
Car seat Fisher Price 9101 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Aug 25, 1992. 7recalls naming it (needs attention)Aug 25, 1992the newest Recalls7The newestAug 25, 1992
Car seat Babyhood 820 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jun 4, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jun 4, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJun 4, 1992
Car seat Gerry Gerry Guardian Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jun 1, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jun 1, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJun 1, 1992
Car seat Cosco 02-086 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Feb 4, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Feb 4, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestFeb 4, 1992
Car seat Century 4153 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4163 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4253 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls2The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4261 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4263 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls2The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4265 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls2The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4266 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Century 4381 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jan 21, 1992. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jan 21, 1992the newest Recalls1The newestJan 21, 1992
Car seat Evenflo 453 (Discovery) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 12, 1991. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 12, 1991the newest Recalls3The newestNov 12, 1991
Car seat Evenflo 454 (Discovery Travel System) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 12, 1991. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 12, 1991the newest Recalls3The newestNov 12, 1991
Car seat Evenflo 470 (Evenflo Booster) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 12, 1991. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 12, 1991the newest Recalls3The newestNov 12, 1991
Car seat Evenflo 471 (Evenflo Booster) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 12, 1991. 3recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 12, 1991the newest Recalls3The newestNov 12, 1991
Car seat Kolcraft 180-200 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 4, 1991. 4recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 4, 1991the newest Recalls4The newestNov 4, 1991
Car seat Century 4580 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 1, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Nov 1, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestNov 1, 1991
Car seat Century 4581 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 1, 1991. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 1, 1991the newest Recalls2The newestNov 1, 1991
Car seat Century 4583 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 1, 1991. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 1, 1991the newest Recalls2The newestNov 1, 1991
Car seat Century 4585 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Nov 1, 1991. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Nov 1, 1991the newest Recalls2The newestNov 1, 1991
Car seat Kolcraft 180-600 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Oct 1, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Oct 1, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestOct 1, 1991
Car seat Kolcraft 140-155 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jun 5, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jun 5, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestJun 5, 1991
Car seat Kolcraft 180-400 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Jun 5, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Jun 5, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestJun 5, 1991
Car seat Fisher Price 9149 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 21, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 21, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 21, 1991
Car seat Cosco 02-090 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 10, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 10, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 10, 1991
Car seat Cosco 02-190 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 10, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 10, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 10, 1991
Car seat Cosco 02-290 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 10, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 10, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 10, 1991
Car seat Cosco 02-790 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 10, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 10, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 10, 1991
Car seat Cosco 02-890 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on May 10, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)May 10, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMay 10, 1991
Car seat Evenflo 227 (Ultara II) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Mar 4, 1991. 1recall naming it (needs attention)Mar 4, 1991the newest Recalls1The newestMar 4, 1991
Car seat Kolcraft 180-150 Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Feb 14, 1991. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Feb 14, 1991the newest Recalls2The newestFeb 14, 1991
Car seat Evenflo 201 (DYN-O-Mite) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Sep 18, 1990. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Sep 18, 1990the newest Recalls2The newestSep 18, 1990
Car seat Evenflo 202 (DYN-O-Mite) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Sep 18, 1990. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Sep 18, 1990the newest Recalls2The newestSep 18, 1990
Car seat Evenflo 221 (One Step) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Sep 18, 1990. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Sep 18, 1990the newest Recalls2The newestSep 18, 1990
Car seat Evenflo 222 (One Step) Its newest recall was received by NHTSA on Sep 18, 1990. 2recalls naming it (needs attention)Sep 18, 1990the newest Recalls2The newestSep 18, 1990

Before these 625 to 672 of 760 After these

Nothing matches all of these.

Remove a filter to see more. Each one is a fact NHTSA’s files publish, so one can be left out because its file is silent on it.

Source:

NHTSA, Recalls flat file and Recalls flat file before 2010. Released Nov 5, 2026. Updated daily.

Vehicle, car seat, tire and vehicle equipment recalls, owner complaints and crash ratings are from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

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