Federal safety record, straight from NHTSA — by year, make and model.
Every recall here comes from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's public database — campaign numbers, affected components and the manufacturer's remedy, verbatim. Below are the vehicles with the most open campaigns; pick any make to find yours, then check your specific vehicle by VIN on its page.
AcuraAlfa RomeoAmerican Motors
Audi
BMW
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Dodge
Eagle
Fiat
FordGMC TruckGenesis
Geo
HUMMER
Honda
Hyundai
Infiniti
IsuzuJaguar
Jeep
KiaLand Rover
Lexus
Lincoln
MazdaMercedes
MercuryMerkurMini
Mitsubishi
Nissan
Oldsmobile
PlymouthPolestar
PontiacPorscheRam
Saab
Saturn
ScionSmartSubaruSuzukiTesla
Toyota
VolkswagenVolvoRecall — a manufacturer campaign, filed with NHTSA, to fix a safety defect at no cost — identified by an NHTSA campaign number such as 19V352.
TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) — the factory's documented fix for a known issue — guidance for technicians, not a safety recall.
Complaint — an owner-reported problem in NHTSA's public database; the volume and pattern hint at a model's reliability.
ODI investigation — NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation examining a possible defect, which can escalate into a recall.