What is a Recall?

Chances are, you have heard about automotive recalls in the news. A recall is an important notice released by either the manufacturer or the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS). This notice is released if the manufacturer or the IISH believes that an issue with the vehicle can affect driving safety. When a recall is issued, the manufacturer will provide a recall service notice through a network of authorized dealers. Usually, recall service is provided at no cost to the driver.

Find Out If Your Subaru Is Involved in a Recall

Since recall service is critical, you should know where to find the latest recall information on your vehicle. Find your vehicle's model on this page to determine if your vehicle is currently involved in a recall. From there, click on your vehicle model’s photo or link, and you will see the model’s recall page where any current recall information is found.

There are other ways to learn about vehicle recalls. Typically, the dealership where you purchased or leased the vehicle will send you a written communication about the recall. Finally, you will hear or read about recall information through various news outlets. Ultimately, the best way to find the latest information about Subaru recalls is through our recall page. Be sure to bookmark this page for future reference.