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Recalls Vehicles before 2015 2025

Vehicles before 2015, 2025

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6 recalls naming only model years before 2015 that NHTSA received in 2025, newest first; 16,483 in all since 1966.

Model years before 2015 have no pages of their own here: each recall names the ones it covers, and search finds them by make, model and year. Your VIN, at NHTSA, says which recalls are open on a vehicle. Copied Nov 5, 2026.

6of 6 recalls of vehicles before model year 2015shown with your filters

By the year NHTSA received each report202632025620247 202316 202213 202125 202034 201943

Earlier years, 1966 to 2018

201895 2017111 2016138 2015241 2014533 2013619 2012583 2011596 2010647 2009491 2008683 2007586 2006490 2005562 2004601 2003527 2002438 2001479 2000542 1999398 1998370 1997270 1996304 1995271 1994245 1993223 1992185 1991220 1990208 1989234 1988197 1987197 1986173 1985173 1984164 1983140 1982135 1981157 1980167 1979274 1978272 1977245 1976209 1975215 1974247 1973251 1972320 1971235 1970154 1969183 1968137 1967143 196658

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The makes each recall names, in NHTSA’s file.

The hazard Crash riskCuts, impacts or projectiles

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In NHTSA’s file NHTSA says don’t drive it, or park outside

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Recalls of vehicles before model year 2015ReceivedThe hazardAdvice

Recall, before model year 2015 Structure: emergency: escape/egress/exit: latching/release system (Gillig) A window that opens during a crash may not properly retain passengers, increasing the risk of injury. Dec 15, 2025received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 15, 2025The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
Recall, before model year 2015 Air bags: side/window (Buick and Chevrolet) An inflator that ruptures may partially inflate the air bag and cause sharp metal fragments to enter or exit the vehicle, increasing the risk of an injury. Nov 6, 2025received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 6, 2025The hazardCuts, impacts or projectiles; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
Recall, before model year 2015 Air bags: frontal: driver side: inflator module (BMW) An inflator explosion may result in sharp metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants, resulting in serious injury or death. NHTSA: don’t drive it or park it outside Oct 31, 2025received by NHTSADon’t driveor park outside: NHTSA’s advice (needs attention) ReceivedOct 31, 2025The hazardCuts, impacts or projectiles; Crash riskAdviceYes
Recall, before model year 2015 Engine and engine cooling: cooling system (Nova Bus) Hot coolant that leaks into the passenger seating area increases the risk of injury. Aug 26, 2025received by NHTSA ReceivedAug 26, 2025The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
Recall, before model year 2015 Power train: driveline: driveshaft (Honda) A broken driveshaft can result in a loss of drive power, or a vehicle rollaway when the vehicle is in park without the parking brake applied. Jun 19, 2025received by NHTSA ReceivedJun 19, 2025The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
Recall, before model year 2015 Structure: emergency: escape/egress/exit (Nova Bus) An insufficient number of emergency exits can prevent or delay passengers from exiting during an emergency, increasing their risk of injury. Feb 17, 2025received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 17, 2025The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall

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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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State average 14.3

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