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Automaker: Why VW Drivers Need to Go to the Workshop Twice After Recall

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A faulty screw can lead to a failure of the steering system on several models from VW, Audi and Seat. The screws must be replaced, but not enough in stock. What now?

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In popular models such as golf, tiguan or caddy, the loss of steering ability is threatened by corroding screws.

·Vienna, Austria
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Because of a faulty screw, VW calls back hundreds of thousands of vehicles. Since there are not enough spare parts in stock at first, the car maker has to help himself with a temporary solution - which leads to an extra effort. Also with Audi and Seat there are calls back.

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Almost one million cars in Germany are affected by a callback at VW, Audi and Seat. The reason is corrosion at the steering assembly. Some drivers probably have to go to the workshop twice.

·Berlin, Germany
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A massive recall currently forces countless VW owners into the workshops. Many affected people may have to bring their car to repair twice.

·Essen, Germany
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Because of a screw, VW has returned millions of cars to the workshop. However, according to one report there is not enough replacement - is the old screw type installed again?

·Hamburg, Germany
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carcareplus.jp broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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