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Kia recalls more than 100K cars due to piece that can come loose and detach
According to a recall notice, the left and right rear window trim pieces on certain Kia K5 models from the 2023 through 2025 model years can come loose and detach. This defect could pose a road hazard for other vehicles and increase the risk of a crash.
Over 100,000 Kia vehicles were recalled for a potential window trim hazard. Kia said the issue can be resolved by getting a ...
The recalls affect 201,149 Kia Telluride vehicles and 100,063 Kia K5 vehicles. In the Telluride models, the door belt molding ...
Back in June, more than 82,200 Kia K5 sedans were recalled over an issue with the parking lights. Now, the sedan is being ...
Kia has issued a safety recall for a popular SUV model due to issues with exterior trim detaching. Around 201,100 vehicles ...
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Kia Recalls Over 200K TelluridesKia is recalling 201,149 units of the 2023–2025 Telluride due to door belt molding trim that may delaminate and detach from the vehicle. Dealers will inspect and replace the trim assemblies if needed, ...
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