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Volvo has issued a safety recall for 7,483 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) across the United States due to a fire risk caused by defective high-voltage battery modules. The affected vehicles are equipped with LG-manufactured batteries that may experience a short circuit leading to thermal runaway—essentially a fire—especially when parked and fully charged. Although only two “thermal events” have been reported so far, the seriousness of the risk has prompted Volvo and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to urge owners to stop charging their vehicles immediately. If you own one of these Volvo hybrids, it’s important to understand the risk and your rights.

What Is the Problem?

The core issue lies within the battery modules supplied by LG, which may contain manufacturing defects. These internal flaws could lead to a short circuit within the battery cells, particularly when the vehicle is fully charged and parked—posing a high risk of thermal runaway. A thermal runaway can cause the battery to overheat, smoke, or even catch fire, putting owners at risk, especially in enclosed residential garages.

Volvo opened an investigation after receiving a customer report of a thermal event on February 6, 2024. While no injuries or accidents have been reported, the possibility of fire is serious enough for Volvo to issue an immediate recall and charging warning.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

The recall affects the following Volvo plug-in hybrid models:

• 2020–2021 Volvo S90
• 2022 Volvo V90
• 2020–2022 Volvo S60
• 2020–2022 Volvo V60
• 2020–2022 Volvo XC60
• 2020–2022 Volvo XC90

These models are primarily built on Volvo’s SPA platform and are equipped with battery packs located in the transmission tunnel of the vehicle. The design, while innovative, makes the battery’s health critical to vehicle safety.

What Is Volvo Doing to Fix It?

Volvo dealers will inspect the battery modules for any internal defects or cell deviations. If issues are found, the entire battery module will be replaced free of charge. Furthermore, Volvo will provide a software update designed to improve the monitoring and safety detection features of the battery system.

Volvo is currently advising all affected owners to stop charging their vehicles until the recall service is completed, even if no problems have been observed.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Volvo plans to begin mailing official recall notifications to affected vehicle owners in May 2025. These letters will contain instructions for scheduling an appointment with an authorized Volvo dealership for inspection and potential repair.
In the meantime, concerned owners can contact Volvo’s customer service or check their vehicle’s recall status on the NHTSA website using their 17-character VIN.

Is Your Volvo a Lemon?

If you’re facing repeated issues with your Volvo plug-in hybrid—or if the battery defect has caused significant inconvenience or safety concerns—you may be entitled to compensation or a vehicle replacement under California’s Lemon Law.

Lemon Lawyers LA P.C. is based in Glendale, CA, and proudly serves Glendale, Los Angeles, and all surrounding cities in Southern California. We specialize in helping drivers hold automakers accountable. Our experienced attorneys offer free consultations and are available 7 days a week from 9AM to 9PM.

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Ford has issued an expanded recall impacting more than 123,000 vehicles, including popular models like the F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator. This recall focuses on a brake defect that could compromise vehicle safety. Affected vehicles are equipped with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine and were manufactured during the 2017–2018 model years. Given the vital role brakes play in preventing accidents, this recall is not to be taken lightly. If you drive one of these models in Glendale, Los Angeles, or the surrounding Southern California areas, it’s crucial to act promptly.

What Is the Problem?

The recall centers around a potential brake fluid leak from the master cylinder into the brake booster. This leakage can reduce braking performance, leading to longer stopping distances and an increased risk of collisions. Drivers might notice warning signs such as a low brake fluid light, a harder brake pedal, or an unusual amount of pedal travel. Even though only a small percentage of vehicles may experience the problem, the safety hazard it poses is significant enough to trigger this wide-reaching recall.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

The vehicles affected by this brake system issue include:

• 2017–2018 Ford F-150 (with 3.5L EcoBoost engine)
• 2017–2018 Ford Expedition (with 3.5L EcoBoost engine)
• 2017–2018 Lincoln Navigator (Ford’s luxury brand, with 3.5L EcoBoost engine)

In total, approximately 123,611 vehicles are impacted by this recall.

What Is Ford Doing to Fix It?

Ford dealerships have been instructed to replace the brake master cylinder free of charge. If during inspection a brake fluid leak is detected, the brake booster will also be replaced at no cost to the owner. Ford emphasizes that the repairs are being offered free of charge to ensure customer safety and restore full braking function. Dealers have already been alerted, and the company encourages owners to schedule an inspection and repair promptly.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Ford will begin mailing notification letters to affected owners between April 28 and May 2, 2025. These letters will provide instructions on how to schedule an appointment with a local Ford dealership. In the meantime, concerned owners can check their vehicle’s status by visiting the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website or contacting Ford customer service directly.

Is Your Ford a Lemon?

If your Ford F-150, Expedition, or Lincoln Navigator continues to experience brake problems even after recall repairs, it could be classified as a lemon under California’s Lemon Law. Lemon Lawyers LA P.C. is here to help!

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Acura has issued a major recall affecting nearly 153,000 MDX SUVs across the United States due to a lighting defect that could increase the risk of accidents. The issue involves water intrusion into the tailgate lid light assemblies, potentially leading to the failure of both rear and exterior position lights. With lighting being a crucial safety component, Acura owners should be aware of the risks and the steps being taken to resolve this problem. Whether you’ve already had a related repair performed or are hearing about this for the first time, it’s essential to act quickly. Lemon Lawyers LA is here to help protect your rights if you experience repeated issues with your Acura MDX.

What Is the Problem?

The recall centers around a flaw in the tailgate lid light assembly, where an uneven seal may allow moisture to seep in. When water reaches the electrical components, it can cause the rear tailgate lid lights and exterior position lights to fail. In some cases, a short circuit could occur, causing the fuse for the position lights to trip. This failure could result in a vehicle being less visible to other drivers at night, increasing the likelihood of an accident. Even lid lights that were previously repaired under an earlier recall may still be vulnerable under certain conditions.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

The recall impacts the following Acura MDX models:

• 2014 Acura MDX
• 2015 Acura MDX
• 2016 Acura MDX
• 2017 Acura MDX
• 2018 Acura MDX
• 2019 Acura MDX
• 2020 Acura MDX

This includes vehicles that had repairs completed during an earlier recall but now require updated repair procedures to address ongoing moisture intrusion concerns.

What Is Acura Doing to Fix It?

To remedy the issue, Acura dealers will:

• Inspect the affected vehicles.
• Install a new fuse harness.
• Replace the tailgate lid lights, if necessary.
• Repair the body dust sealer to prevent future moisture intrusion.

All repair work will be performed free of charge to the vehicle owner. Acura states that it has not received any reports of crashes or injuries related to this defect, but is moving forward with the recall proactively to ensure customer safety.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Acura will begin notifying owners by mail starting May 27, 2025. Owners are encouraged to act promptly once they receive their notice. In the meantime, drivers can check if their vehicle is affected by visiting Acura’s Recall Website or by calling Acura Customer Service at (888) 234-2138. Vehicle owners can also check their recall status by entering their VIN at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website.

Is Your Acura a Lemon?

If your Acura MDX has experienced repeated issues with lighting—even after a repair—you might have a lemon on your hands. Under California’s Lemon Law, you could be entitled to a refund, replacement, or cash compensation. At Lemon Lawyers LA P.C., we specialize in helping consumers like you fight back against defective vehicles.

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A major safety recall has been issued affecting over 48,000 compact SUVs from Alfa Romeo and Dodge. The recall involves a defect in the rearview camera systems of the 2023–2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale and Dodge Hornet models, which can leave drivers without critical rear visibility. The issue stems from a software flaw that may cause the rear camera to fail during reversing. With rearview visibility being a federally mandated safety requirement, this defect poses a serious risk of collisions. The affected vehicles were manufactured over a two-year period and are now the subject of a voluntary recall initiated by Stellantis. If you or someone you know owns one of these models, here’s what you need to know.

What Is the Problem?

The issue lies in the rearview camera system, which may fail to display an image when the vehicle is shifted into Reverse. Instead of showing what’s behind the vehicle, the screen may remain blank, significantly increasing the risk of an accident due to reduced rear visibility. This defect violates Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 111, which mandates rear visibility for all new vehicles.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

Approximately 48,494 vehicles are part of this recall:

• 2023–2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale (GC)
  • Around 8,122 units built from February 9, 2023, to April 7, 2025
• 2023–2025 Dodge Hornet (GG)
  • Around 40,372 units built from August 31, 2022, to April 1, 2025

These models were manufactured with components or software that may cause the rearview camera to malfunction.

What Is Stellantis Doing to Fix It?

Stellantis, the parent company of Alfa Romeo and Dodge, has announced a free repair for all affected vehicles. Depending on the diagnosis, dealers will either update the camera software or replace the vehicle’s radio system entirely to resolve the issue. The fix will be handled at no cost to the owner.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Owner notification letters are expected to be mailed starting June 4, 2025.
These letters will contain instructions on how to schedule a service appointment. Concerned owners may also contact Stellantis at 800-853-1403 (Recall Numbers: 13C and 38C), or visit the NHTSA website to search their vehicle’s VIN for recall status.

Is Your Alfa Romeo or Dodge a Lemon?

If your Alfa Romeo Tonale or Dodge Hornet has experienced repeated rearview camera failures or other persistent issues, you may be entitled to compensation under California’s Lemon Law. At Lemon Lawyers LA P.C., we specialize in helping drivers in Glendale, Los Angeles, and surrounding Southern California cities navigate their lemon law rights.

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Audi has issued a major recall affecting over 44,000 vehicles due to a critical issue with the instrument panel display. This software-related defect can cause the digital gauge cluster to fail, potentially leaving drivers without access to essential driving information like speed, gear position, and warning lights. The recall targets a wide range of 2021 Audi models, from sedans and wagons to SUVs. While no crashes or injuries have been reported so far, Audi has received thousands of complaints from concerned drivers. This recall underscores the increasing complexity—and risk—of digital vehicle systems.

What Is the Problem?

At the heart of this recall is a software error that may cause the digital instrument panel to suddenly go blank. The root cause is a minor but impactful electrical issue—fluctuations in power through a specific cable can trigger the system to shut off the display entirely. This happens as a protective measure against potential surges, but it leaves the driver without crucial information. This glitch is serious because it eliminates access to the speedometer, warning indicators, and other safety-related data, increasing the risk of accidents.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

The recall affects 44,387 Audi vehicles, all from the 2021 model year. The impacted models include:

• Sedans & Wagons: A6, A6 Allroad, RS6 Avant, A7, RS7, A8, S6, S7, S8
• SUVs: Q7, Q8, RS Q8, SQ7, SQ8

If you own any of these models, it’s crucial to act promptly and ensure your vehicle is updated.

What Is Audi Doing to Fix It?

Audi will resolve this issue through a free software update provided at authorized dealerships. The update modifies how the system interprets the power readings from the affected cable, making it less likely to shut down due to minor resistance changes. Though the cable itself won’t be replaced, the software fix allows the display to continue working even if the system detects fluctuations. In the event of a persistent issue, the update will generate a warning light rather than shutting the system off entirely.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Audi plans to begin mailing notification letters to affected vehicle owners by May 30, 2025. Dealerships have already been informed and are prepared to perform the update. In the meantime, vehicle owners can:

• Call Audi Customer Service at 800-253-2834 (Recall Number: 90VC)
• Contact the NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236
• Visit the NHTSA recall lookup site and enter your VIN for details

Is Your Audi a Lemon?

If your Audi’s instrument panel has failed—even after repairs—you may be entitled to compensation under California’s Lemon Law. A recurring display failure or delayed repair can qualify your vehicle as a lemon, especially if it compromises safety.

Call Lemon Lawyers LA P.C. at (866) 486-9227 for a free consultation.

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Ford Motor Company has issued a major recall affecting over 105,000 SUVs due to a critical seat belt defect. The recall applies to 2018–2020 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models. This safety concern could lead to a malfunction in the seat belt system, putting drivers and passengers at risk in the event of a crash. Ford has already begun preparations to address the issue, and owners should expect official notifications soon. If your SUV has already been repaired from a previous recall, it might still be affected by this new one.

If you’ve experienced persistent seat belt issues or other repeated defects with your vehicle, you may be entitled to legal protection under California’s Lemon Law.

What Is the Problem?

The recall stems from a defect in the seat belt pretensioner system — specifically, oxidation in the squib pins of the seat belt pretensioner can lead to high resistance or an open circuit. This triggers a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) and may activate the airbag warning light. Over time, the corrosion can degrade the weld between the squib pin and bridge-wire, potentially causing the pretensioner to deploy unexpectedly.

Once this occurs, the seat belt can become locked in place and will no longer retract or extend — posing a serious risk to occupant safety. A malfunctioning seat belt could fail to properly restrain passengers in a crash, increasing the chances of injury.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

This recall impacts approximately 105,322 vehicles, including:

• 2018–2020 Ford Expedition SUVs (built from October 1, 2018, to July 31, 2020)
• 2018–2020 Lincoln Navigator SUVs (same production date range)

Some of these vehicles were previously recalled and repaired, but may still need a new fix if the prior remedy was not performed correctly.

What Is Ford Doing to Fix It?

Ford has instructed its dealerships to inspect the seat belt retractor date codes on affected vehicles. If the defective part is identified, the dealer will replace the seat belt retractor assembly — at no cost to the owner.

This includes SUVs previously repaired under an earlier recall. Ford’s internal reference number for this recall is 25S31.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Ford plans to begin notifying owners via mail starting April 14, 2025. If your vehicle is included in the recall, you’ll receive instructions on scheduling a free inspection and repair.

To check if your SUV is part of this recall, you can contact:

• Ford Customer Service: 866-436-7332
• NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline: 888-327-4236
• Or visit www.nhtsa.gov and enter your VIN.

Is Your Ford or Lincoln a Lemon?

If your 2018–2020 Ford Expedition or Lincoln Navigator has experienced repeated seat belt issues — or if you’ve had to bring it in for repairs multiple times — your vehicle may qualify as a lemon under California law.

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Tesla has issued a major recall affecting nearly all Cybertrucks currently on the road. The recall, which involves over 46,000 vehicles, addresses a defect where an exterior trim panel may detach, posing a potential safety hazard. If you own a Tesla Cybertruck, here’s what you need to know about the recall, how it affects your vehicle, and what steps Tesla is taking to resolve the issue.

What Is the Problem?

Tesla has identified that the cant rail, a glued-on exterior trim piece made of stainless steel, may detach from the vehicle. This detachment could lead to:

• The trim panel becoming a road hazard, increasing the risk of accidents.
• Unusual noises inside the vehicle when the panel becomes loose.
• A potential safety issue for both Cybertruck drivers and other vehicles on the road.

Tesla has acknowledged 151 warranty claims potentially related to this issue but has not reported any injuries or collisions as a direct result of the defect.

What Vehicles Are Affected

The recall impacts model-year 2024 and 2025 Tesla Cybertrucks manufactured between November 2023 and February 27, 2025. If you own a Cybertruck within this range, your vehicle may be subject to this recall.

What Is Tesla Doing to Fix It?

To address this issue, Tesla is offering a free replacement of the affected cant rail panel. The updated fix includes:

• Using a stronger adhesive that is less susceptible to environmental wear.
• Reinforcing the panel with a stud welded to the stainless steel and secured with a nut to prevent detachment.

Tesla has also stated that vehicles still in production or awaiting delivery will have the improved trim installed before being sold.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

Tesla will begin notifying Cybertruck owners starting May 19, 2025. Owners who wish to confirm whether their vehicle is affected can:

• Call Tesla Customer Support at 877-798-3752.
• Check their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website
• Contact a local Tesla service center to schedule a repair appointment

Until repairs are completed, Cybertruck owners are advised to monitor their vehicle for any signs of trim loosening or unusual noises while driving.

Do You Have a Lemon? Contact Our Lemon Law Firm for Help!

If your Tesla Cybertruck has been repeatedly experiencing defects, you may have a lemon under California Lemon Law. If Tesla has failed to repair your vehicle’s issues after multiple attempts, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement.

Our experienced attorneys at Lemon Lawyers LA can help you navigate the legal process and ensure you get the compensation you deserve. Call us today at (866) 486-9227 for a free consultation!

General Motors (GM) has issued a major recall affecting over 90,000 Cadillac and Chevrolet vehicles due to a transmission defect that could lead to sudden front-wheel lockups, significantly increasing the risk of a crash. If you own a Cadillac CT4, CT5, CT6, or a Chevrolet Camaro, you may be affected by this recall and should take immediate action.

What Vehicles Are Affected?

This recall applies to the following GM models equipped with a 10-speed automatic transmission:

• 2020-2021 Cadillac CT4
• 2020-2021 Cadillac CT5
• 2019-2020 Cadillac CT6
• 2020-2022 Chevrolet Camaro

If your vehicle falls within these model years, you should check your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to determine if your car is included in the recall.

What Is the Problem?

The recall stems from a defect in the transmission control valve, which can experience excessive wear over time. This issue can cause:

✅ Harsh or erratic shifting
✅ Momentary front-wheel lockups while driving
✅ An increased risk of a crash

While GM states that these lockups are rare, the potential safety risk is serious, especially at high speeds or in heavy traffic conditions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has reported at least one accident that may be linked to this defect.

What Is GM Doing to Fix It?

GM will address the problem by installing a software update in affected vehicles. This update will:

• Monitor the transmission control module for signs of excess wear
• Detect the issue approximately 10,000 miles before a wheel lockup could occur
• Temporarily shift the transmission into fifth gear to prevent the condition from worsening

The repair will be provided at no cost to vehicle owners.

When and How Will Owners Be Notified?

GM will begin mailing official recall notices to owners starting April 21, 2025. If you believe your vehicle is affected, don’t wait—take action now to ensure your safety.

What Should You Do Next?

If your vehicle is on the recall list, follow these steps:

1️⃣ Check your VIN on the NHTSA recall website to confirm if your car is affected.
2️⃣ Contact Cadillac at 800-333-4223 or Chevrolet at 800-222-1020 to schedule a free software update.
3️⃣ Visit your local dealership to have the issue resolved before it leads to more severe transmission problems.

Do You Have a Lemon? Contact Our Lemon Law Firm for Help!

If you’ve experienced ongoing transmission issues, repeated repairs, or safety problems with your Cadillac or Chevrolet, you may have a lemon law case. Under California’s Lemon Law, you could be entitled to:

✔️ A vehicle replacement
✔️ A full refund
✔️ Compensation for repair costs

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Ford Motor Company has issued a recall affecting several popular truck and SUV models due to a software malfunction that may disable trailer brakes. This issue, which affects the integrated trailer brake control module, poses a significant safety risk, potentially leading to longer stopping distances and increasing the chance of accidents when towing.

Affected Vehicles

The recall applies to specific 2021-2022 model-year vehicles, including:

• Ford F-150 (2021-2022)
• Ford Maverick (2022)
• Ford Expedition (2022)
• Lincoln Navigator (2022)
• Ford Super Duty Trucks (F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550 – 2022)

The Safety Risk

The software error may prevent the trailer’s electric or electric-over-hydraulic brake system from engaging, causing the trailer to rely solely on the towing vehicle’s brakes. This could lead to excessive strain on the truck’s braking system, reduced stopping power, and an increased risk of accidents, particularly in emergency braking situations or on steep roads.

Ford’s Recall Remedy

Ford is addressing this issue by offering a free software update at Ford and Lincoln dealerships. Affected vehicle owners will receive notifications by mail starting April 14, 2025. Those who have already paid for the repair may be eligible for reimbursement under Ford’s recall plan.

To check if your vehicle is affected, visit NHTSA’s recall website or contact Ford’s customer service at 1-866-436-7332.

What This Means for Owners

If your vehicle is affected, schedule an appointment with your dealership as soon as possible to ensure your trailer brakes function correctly. Delaying the fix could put you and others on the road at risk.

Lemon Law Protection for Ford Owners

If your Ford truck or SUV has had repeated brake issues, software malfunctions, or any unresolved safety defects, you may have a lemon law claim. Our experienced lemon law attorneys at Lemon Lawyers LA are here to help. We offer free consultations and can assist you in determining whether your vehicle qualifies for a buyback or compensation under California’s Lemon Law. Call us today at (866) 486-9227 to discuss your case and protect your rights as a consumer.

Hyundai has issued a major recall affecting over 8,700 Hyundai iX35 vehicles manufactured between 2012 and 2013 due to a serious fire hazard. The recall was announced following an investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts.

Cause of the Recall

The issue stems from a manufacturing defect in the anti-lock braking system (ABS) control module. Brake fluid may leak into the module, potentially leading to an electrical short circuit. This could result in an engine compartment fire, whether the vehicle is parked or in motion.

Safety Recommendations for Owners

Hyundai has urged all affected vehicle owners to take immediate precautions to prevent any potential fire hazards:

• Avoid Parking in Garages: Owners should not park their vehicles in enclosed spaces or near flammable materials.
• Watch for Warning Signs: If the engine warning light appears on the dashboard, drivers are advised to stop driving immediately and contact their nearest Hyundai dealership.
• Seek Immediate Repairs: Affected owners should schedule an appointment with an authorized Hyundai dealer to have the defect fixed free of charge.

Risks of the Defect

A government regulator emphasized the danger of an engine fire, which could lead to serious accidents, injuries, and property damage. Hyundai has taken proactive measures to ensure vehicle safety by notifying owners and providing necessary repairs.

Checking if Your Vehicle is Affected

Hyundai iX35 owners can verify whether their vehicle is included in the recall by:

• Contacting the Hyundai Customer Experience Team at 1800 186 306
• Entering their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the official government recall website.

Background on the Hyundai iX35

The Hyundai iX35 was the second-generation version of the Hyundai Tucson, sold between 2009 and 2015. Hyundai later reverted to the Tucson name with the release of the third-generation model.

What to Do If You’re Affected:

• Contact Your Hyundai Dealer: Schedule an appointment with your nearest authorized Hyundai dealer to have the necessary repairs performed free of charge.
• Verify Your VIN: To confirm if your vehicle is affected, contact the Hyundai Customer Experience Team at (855) 671-3059 or check your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) at https://autoservice.hyundaiusa.com/campaignHome.

Could This Fire Risk Lead to a Lemon Law Claim?

While Hyundai is offering free repairs to address this fire hazard, repeated issues or incidents related to this defect, or any other significant safety concerns with your Hyundai iX35, could potentially qualify you for a Lemon Law claim in California. The Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers from vehicles with recurring defects that impair their safety, use, or value.

If you’re in Glendale, Los Angeles, or a nearby city and have experienced persistent problems with your Hyundai iX35, including concerns about this fire risk, don’t hesitate to contact the experienced Lemon Law attorneys at LemonLawyers-LA.com. We can evaluate your case, explain your rights, and help you pursue the compensation you deserve. Call us today for a free consultation at (866) 486-9227.