The Autosaver Group is pleased to help you access vehicle recall information on the U.S. government's official website (www.safercar.gov). Please understand that the information on safercar.gov may not be fully up to date at all times. Recently announced recalls may not yet appear on the website. There may also be a lag time between when a recall repair is made and when the repair is reported to the website. As a result, a recall that has been repaired may still appear as open on safercar.gov for a period of time.

Most open recalls are repaired prior to delivery, but there may be some that are not. Before purchasing a used vehicle, make sure you ask the dealer for the most recent status available regarding any open recalls. Manufacturer-authorized dealerships typically repair recalls at no cost to you.

The Autosaver Group is pleased to help you access vehicle recall information on the U.S. government's official website (www.safercar.gov). Please understand that the information on safercar.gov may not be fully up to date at all times. Recently announced recalls may not yet appear on the website. There may also be a lag time between when a recall repair is made and when the repair is reported to the website. As a result, a recall that has been repaired may still appear as open on safercar.gov for a period of time.

Most open recalls are repaired prior to delivery, but there may be some that are not. Before purchasing a used vehicle, make sure you ask the dealer for the most recent status available regarding any open recalls. Manufacturer-authorized dealerships typically repair recalls at no cost to you.

The Autosaver Group is pleased to help you access vehicle recall information on the U.S. government's official website (www.safercar.gov). Please understand that the information on safercar.gov may not be fully up to date at all times. Recently announced recalls may not yet appear on the website. There may also be a lag time between when a recall repair is made and when the repair is reported to the website. As a result, a recall that has been repaired may still appear as open on safercar.gov for a period of time.

Most open recalls are repaired prior to delivery, but there may be some that are not. Before purchasing a used vehicle, make sure you ask the dealer for the most recent status available regarding any open recalls. Manufacturer-authorized dealerships typically repair recalls at no cost to you.