The department has been made aware of a potential scam involving persons impersonating representatives of vehicle manufacturers’ dealerships. For more information see Recall Scam Alert.
The department has been made aware of a potential scam involving persons impersonating representatives of vehicle manufacturers’ dealerships offering to collect consumers’ vehicles for the purposes of completing an outstanding recall.
The second critical Takata airbag recall commenced in November 2019 and remains active. It is referred to as the Takata NADI 5-AT recall.
This holiday season, if you’re planning to travel by road, check to see if your vehicle is affected by an outstanding recall before setting off to ensure a safe journey.
Subscribing to our Vehicle Recall Alert is a great way to stay across recall notices for your vehicle, or one you may be interested in buying.
If you’re planning to travel this holiday season, make sure you check to see if your vehicle is part of an outstanding recall first to ensure a safe trip. It is likely many Australians will be travelling by road, looking to connect with family and friends.
No one wants their vehicle to be a part of a recall but it’s important that you take swift action if you see or receive a recall notice about your vehicle. Taking action can help you, or someone you know, avoid injury or even death.
The new Vehicle Recalls website provides a one-stop-shop for you to search and view all recall notices for Australian road vehicles and road vehicle components.