After posting news of a pretty important recall to come from Chrysler the NHTSA has yet more information to unsettle drivers. According to the announcement made by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration this recall affects a total of nearly 10.000 vehicles produced by Swedish automaker Volvo.
Swedish producer will return to the workshops, in two separate recall operations, about 140,000 cars, both actions being caused by problems with fuel system. The models concerned for recall are S60 and S80 sedans, V70 break, XC70 crossover and XC60 and XC90 SUVs, all these models manufactured between 2000 and 2009. First recall aims about
Australians who own a Volvo XC 90 produced after 2007 equipped with a five-cylinder diesel engine will be called by the nearest dealer for inspection. Their cars could develop a problem at servo-direction. Swedes at Volvo will make a recall for 1940 units of XC 90 sold in Australia. They could have a power steering
