Subaru recalls nearly 14K vehicles in Canada over potential fire risk
Nissan recalls nearly 240,000 vehicles worldwide over fire risksissued on Dec. 9, the company advised customers to park their vehicles “away from garages, car ports, or other structures and avoid leaving the vehicle unattended while the engine is running.
The company added that owners should immediately stop operating the vehicle and turn the ignition “off” position if they notice or smell smoke coming from the dash or driver’s footwell area.“If this occurs, the owner is advised to immediately contact Subaru’s Roadside Assistance program or nearest Subaru retailer for assistance,” it reads.
In the U.S., Subaru said it was recalling 271,000 Ascent sport utility vehicles with model years between 2019 to 2022, Reuters reported. There have been two fires but no injuries or crashes have been reported in the U.S., Subaru said in the article.
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