How do I check if my car has a recall?

Enter your VIN above or pick your make, model and year under Vehicle recalls. Recalls apply to specific build ranges, so confirm with your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls or with a dealer. Recall repairs are always free.

Where does this car data come from?

Recalls, complaints, crash test ratings and VIN decoding come from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Fuel economy comes from the EPA and Department of Energy at fueleconomy.gov. Fatal crash statistics come from NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System.

How often is it updated?

Recalls and complaints are refreshed daily from NHTSA's data files, safety ratings and fuel economy weekly, and crash statistics when NHTSA publishes each year's file.

Checked Oct 26, 2026

Car Recalls, VIN Lookup & Vehicle Data

Free lookups from NHTSA, EPA and DOE data: 71 new recalls in the last 30 days. Updated 10/22/2026.

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Vehicle recalls71 new in 30 daysEvery NHTSA recall by make, model and year, with do-not-drive warnings.
VIN decoderFree, instantDecode any 17-character VIN and see recalls for that vehicle.
Safety ratings10,163 vehicles ratedNHTSA 5-Star frontal, side and rollover crash test results.
Owner complaints76,851 in the past yearProblems owners report to NHTSA, by component and model year.
Fuel economy50,407 versionsEPA city, highway and combined MPG, fuel cost and EV range.
Traffic crashes39,254 deaths in 2024Fatal crash statistics for every state and county.

Recalls, past year: 847; 45 fire or do-not-drive
Complaints, past year: 76,851
5-star versions: 3,512; NHTSA overall rating
Traffic deaths, 2024: 39,254

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Frequently asked questions

How do I check if my car has a recall?: Enter your VIN above or pick your make, model and year under Vehicle recalls. Recalls apply to specific build ranges, so confirm with your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls or with a dealer. Recall repairs are always free.
Where does this car data come from?: Recalls, complaints, crash test ratings and VIN decoding come from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Fuel economy comes from the EPA and Department of Energy at fueleconomy.gov. Fatal crash statistics come from NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System.
How often is it updated?: Recalls and complaints are refreshed daily from NHTSA's data files, safety ratings and fuel economy weekly, and crash statistics when NHTSA publishes each year's file.

Source: NHTSA, EPA and U.S. Department of Energy · Last updated 10/22/2026

Data sources

NHTSA recall flat fileNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA complaints flat fileNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA 5-Star Safety Ratings (NCAP)National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
fueleconomy.gov vehicle dataU.S. Department of Energy & EPA
Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS)National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Data as of 10/22/2026

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