CarDirect USA is committed to your safety regardless of the vehicle you drive.
An auto recall occurs when a manufacturer (or the NHTSA) determines that a car model (or several models) has a safety-related defect or does not comply with a federal safety standard. When this happens, the automaker will alert owners to the problem and usually offer a free repair. Many owners, however, may not know that their vehicle has a recall and is in need a repair.
You can find up to date safety recall information online for your vehicle. AND… The good news is that safety recalls fix problems recognized by the manufacturer with no cost to the consumer.
The bad news is that the majority of consumers ignore recalls, or don’t know about them all together. A 2012 study done by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found that 25% of problems covered by recall notices still remain unrepaired. We want you to be safe on the road. Checking for safety recalls on your vehicle is as easy as 1-2-3…
Step 1: Locate your VIN and use the link provided below to check your vehicle for recalls through the NHTSA.
Step 2: If you have an open recall, schedule a service appointment with the local dealership for your vehicle make to have the work performed.
Step 3: Go in to have your recall work done FREE of charge.
Consumer reports recommends that if you notice that something seems wrong with your vehicle, say something. Get involved. If your car develops a problem that you think could put you or someone else in danger, such as a fuel leak or a serious steering or braking defect that’s not related to wear and tear, report it to the automaker’s customer-service department and NHTSA’s safety hotline (www.safercar.gov). Automakers and the government depend on consumer complaints to find out about safety concerns and do something about them. If no one reports a problem, it’s as if it never existed.
