America Most Recalled Vehicles of 2024
Vehicle recalls are a critical safety mechanism. In 2024, NHTSA oversaw hundreds of recall campaigns affecting millions of vehicles. Here are the ten models that led the charts.
1. Ford F-Series Trucks
Ford F-Series continued to top recall notices in 2024. Issues ranged from rearview camera software glitches to brake system concerns on older model years. Ford prompt response and free dealer repairs helped maintain consumer confidence.
2. Chevrolet Silverado
GM Chevrolet Silverado faced multiple recall campaigns involving airbag inflators and fuel system components. Owners were urged to schedule dealer appointments promptly.
3. Toyota Camry
Toyota top-selling sedan made the list due to a significant recall involving the fuel pump assembly, which could fail and cause engine stalls. The recall affected Camry models from several model years.
4. Honda CR-V
Honda popular crossover was subject to recalls related to backup camera display failures and fuel injector issues that could potentially lead to engine compartment fires.
5. Jeep Grand Cherokee
Stellantis flagship Jeep SUV faced recalls involving software updates and a rear toe link issue that could affect vehicle handling. Owners were advised to seek dealer repairs promptly.
6. Tesla Model 3
Tesla Model 3 appeared on the list primarily due to over-the-air software updates that NHTSA classified as recalls. Tesla ability to push fixes remotely made repairs more convenient for owners.
7. Ram 1500
Ram full-size pickup faced recalls involving tailgate release mechanisms and transmission software that could allow the vehicle to roll unintentionally.
8. Hyundai Tucson
Hyundai compact SUV was subject to multiple recall campaigns, including one for a potential engine oil leak and another for a brake caliper issue.
9. Nissan Rogue
Nissan best-selling SUV faced recalls related to the automatic emergency braking system and a seatbelt buckle that might not properly latch.
10. Kia Sportage
Kia rounded out the list with recalls affecting the rear wiper arm attachment and the hydraulic electronic control unit that could reduce braking effectiveness.
What You Should Do
If your vehicle appears on a recall list, enter your 17-digit VIN at AutoRecallCheck.com immediately. Recall repairs are always free of charge at authorized dealerships. Act promptly - it protects you and other road users.