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Volkswagen recalls 340,000 U.S. market vehicles
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Posted on
Oct 02 2007 4:02 AM
by
adnana
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Volkswagen has announced a recall of 340,000 of its U.S.-issue Jetta and Rabbit models that were manufactured in Mexico, due to a headlamp issue.
According to the German automaker, some headlamps installed on the affected vehicles may be missing rubber caps required by law to be placed in the sockets of the low-beam horizontal- and vertical-aiming screws. While VW says there's no danger resulting from the absence of the caps, owners are urged to bring their car in to their local dealer to have the caps installed.
It's been a while since we've seen such a large recall from Volkswagen, which is encouraging given the number of recalls we've been seeing from the likes of Toyota and Honda. Especially reassuring is that the recall seems to be for a relatively minor issue.
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