Independent recall record · 7 registers · every version kept
Is your car recalled? See what changed after it was announced.
Official recall notices get rewritten after they are published. We keep every version from 7 national registers, so you can see the fix, the risk and the numbers as they really moved.
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Recalls by country
7 official registers, one search
Changed this week
Makers rewrote these recalls after announcing them
Each row is a real edit to an official notice: the fix, the risk or the summary. Open one to see the before and after, side by side.
Every change we have caught →What the record shows
Three things nobody else counts
42%of recent US recalls were filed more than onceThe register only shows you the newest filing. We read every one on file.
5,156,457recalled vehicles were never repairedOut of 23,341,287 in the campaigns that filed their final completion report.
387recalls Canada published before America didSame defect, same vehicle, different day. Matched on the maker’s own campaign code.
We read 7 registers
United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Netherlands, Japan, Israel. New notices and rewrites are added as each register is read, and every page shows the date of what it holds.
We keep every version
Each notice is fingerprinted. When the wording, the fix or the vehicle count moves, the old text stays on file, across 66,785 records.
You see what changed
Before and after, side by side, with a link to the authority’s own page. We are not the authority: their text is the one to act on.
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