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Hyundai Australia is recalling more than 5000 2013 Hyundai Veloster models because of a software issue that could potentially result in an engine fire.

More than 18,000 2018-19 model-year Mazda6, CX-5 and Mazda3 vehicles have been recalled because of potential engine failure issues.

More than 3000 2019 Mazda3 hatchbacks are being recalled because the wheel nuts “may not have been fully seated” meaning the wheels could fall off.

Honda Australia is imploring owners of Honda vehicles who’ve received an airbag recall notice to heed the notice and have their vehicle repaired.

UK owners of Nissan D40 Navaras are calling for a recall because of an alleged issue with the chassis that can see some vehicles snap in half.

Volkswagen Australia has issued a recall notice for the 2017 Volkswagen Tiguan over a welding issue with the back seat.

Mitsubishi is recalling those 2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport and Tritons that might have been fitted with a ‘Genuine Mitsubishi Towbar’ which has bolts that might work loose…

Subaru Australia has announced a recall for 2015 Liberty and Outback models, as well as 2015 Forester XT and both 2015 and 2016 WRX models.

Tesla has issued a global recall of 90,000 Tesla Model S vehicles to check for a possible defect in the front seatbelt assemblies.

Porsche Australia has announced a “precautionary recall” of 1302 Porsche Macan S and Macan Turbos to inspect the low-pressure fuel line inside the engine compartment.