At Least 130,457 Volkswagen Group Cars Recalled in the Netherlands over Steering Issue
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At least 130,457 Volkswagen Group cars recalled in the Netherlands over steering issue
At least 130,457 Audi, Volkswagen and Skoda cars face recall in the Netherlands due to a steering defect that could cause drivers to lose control over the vehicles. This was discovered by the BNR based on the figures it got from the Dutch vehicle authority RDW.
At least 130,500 Audi, Volkswagen, and Skoda cars in the Netherlands must be returned to the dealer due to a possible defect in the steering system. This is evident from figures that BNR requested from the RDW.
VW, Audi, Seat and Škoda call back 4.6 million cars worldwide. The reason for this is only a single faulty screw. These models are affected.
Volkswagen and Audi are recalling multiple models due to bolt corrosion that can cause steering system failure and an accident.
Since September 2026, Volkswagen has recalled nearly 3 million cars worldwide for a possible steering defect. Between corroded screws, affected models and driving to hold, the safety issue intrigues French drivers.
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