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Built-in child seat recalls: check your car by VIN

32 vehicle recall campaigns since 2010 involved child seats.

Source: NHTSA recall file, updated . Campaign counts include every vehicle make.

Blueprint drawing: child seats

NHTSA's 8 newest child seats recalls

MakeModelsModel yearsReportedNHTSA ID
JEEPWRANGLER202626V224000
SUBARUFORESTER202525V419000
FORDMAVERICK202424V778000
FOREST RIVER BUSCOLLINS SCHOOL BUS, MAGELLAN SCHOOL BUS, MID BUS SCHOOL BUS2025–202624V776000
JEEPGRAND CHEROKEE202424V586000
MERCEDES-BENZEQB 350 4MATIC202223V677000
CHEVROLET, GMCEQUINOX, TERRAIN2020–202323V339000
FORD, LINCOLNEDGE, NAUTILUS202323V198000

NHTSA component codes in this group

  • CHILD SEAT · 32

What to do

  1. Check your VIN at NHTSA. It shows the recalls not yet repaired on your car. Source: NHTSA

  2. Call a dealer. Recall repairs are free. Source: 49 U.S.C. 30120

  3. Do not drive means don't drive it. Park outside means park it outside. These are NHTSA consumer advisories in the recall record. Source: NHTSA

  4. Parts not ready yet? Follow the manufacturer's interim safety guidance. Source: NHTSA

Check your car for built-in child seat recalls

Check by VIN or by year, make and model. NHTSA data, refreshed daily.

Lower left of the windshield, the driver's door jamb, or your registration card.

Your VIN goes from your browser to NHTSA only. We don't store it.

Recalls on file for this model, from NHTSA. Not a check of your individual car. Use NHTSA's VIN lookup for that. Not legal or mechanical advice.