Volkswagen, Audi to Recall Almost 1 Million Cars in Germany
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According to a press release issued by the Federal Motor Transport Office in Germany on Friday, 25 September, the problem can lead to a "screw break".
Volkswagen and Audi have to call back almost one million cars to the workshops in Germany alone. This is due to possible problems with the steering of several models.
Audi and Volkswagen recall more than 2 million cars due to broken steering wheel
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It is a new disappointment for the German automobile crisis flagship, which concluded an agreement with the trade unions in early September with 50,000 additional job cuts by 2030.
This problem can lead to a "screw break", which in turn can "lead to a steering failure," says the German Auto Agency. The models concerned, all of which are the VW brand name, were produced between 2013 and 2024.
This problem can lead to a "screw break", which in turn can "lead to a steering failure", says the KBA. In detail, some 2.16 million vehicles of VW, the main brand of the first European manufacturer, and 700,000 of the Audi brand are involved. At VW, the five models - Golf, Golf Variant, Tiguan, Touran and Caddy - were produced between 2013 and 2024. As for Audi, these are Q3 models manufactured from 2017 to 2024. "A corrosion phenomenon on the …
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