Retrieving the latest available government safety information…
Government safety actions, consumer reports and crash-test information. Read each with the context it deserves.
Source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · Last updated: Sep 30, 2026
Recalls identify safety defects or failures to meet federal safety standards. Applicability depends on the individual vehicle.
Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
Ratings apply to the selected configuration. They are never averaged across variants.
Consumer complaints are reports submitted to NHTSA. They do not, by themselves, establish a defect or mean that NHTSA independently verified an event.
Count and share of this vehicle’s complaints.
A complaint can list multiple components, so percentages can total more than 100%.
When NHTSA received the complaint.
Current-year data may be incomplete.
Odometer mileage supplied with the consumer complaint.
NHTSA consumer reports indicating crashes, fires, injuries or deaths. These are reported allegations, not independently verified event totals.
Injuries and deaths are sums of reported people; crash and fire values count complaints. Reports may refer to overlapping events.
NHTSA opens investigations to evaluate possible safety defects. An investigation is a formal government action, but it is not by itself a defect finding or recall.
No matching NHTSA defect investigations were returned for this year/make/model.
A factual ordering of reported complaint incidents and formal government actions. Events close together in time are not necessarily related, and this chronology does not claim causation.
Alleged incident year supplied in consumer complaints to NHTSA.
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When the alleged incident occurred, distinct from the filing date.
All returned complaints provided an incident date.