Recent Consumer Survey Highlights Importance of Disclosing Vehicle Recalls Prior to Purchase
Results mirror the results of a similar survey from Recall Masters earlier this year

Autolist, an online aggregator of multiple car-review sites and reviews, recently released the results of a June 2018 consumer survey, indicating that 89 percent of current vehicle shoppers agree that dealers should be required to disclose whether a vehicle they’re selling has an open recall and whether it’s been fixed.  The survey echoes similar consumer sentiments Recall Masters uncovered in January 2018 and featured in the March/April issue of FixedOps Magazine...

read about the Recall Masters Consumer Survey here

Are We Playing Whack-A-Mole with Recalls?
A Blog Post from Christopher Miller

Most of us in the automotive community are painfully aware that our nation is in the middle of a recall epidemic -- and will be for decades to come. A low percentage of recall repair compliance pushes the numbers of vehicles on the road with open recalls ever higher, with no relief in sight. The reality is that recalls are like the black plague for vehicles … while they do not kill that many humans – or at least not yet -- the casualty rate for vehicles...

read the full blog post here

Recent Recall News Highlights

• 2018 S class vehicle2018-2019 BMW X3, X4: Recall Alert

• 2017-2018 Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes-AMG C Class: Recall Alert

• BMW recalls model year 2018 X5 and X6 vehicles

• Volkswagen Golf, SportWagen rollaway recall affects 33,000 cars

• BMW recalls vehicles with defective control arms

• Cadillac CT6 Sedans Recalled for Car Seat Issue

• 2018 Mazda CX-5: Recall Alert

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