Volkswagen's lates recall impacts thousands of Jetta cars in the U.S. and Canada related to a wiring issue that could lead to an engine fire.

A significant safety concern has prompted Volkswagen to issue a recall affecting more than 61,000 units of the Volkswagen Jetta, after a defect linked to a potential engine bay fire risk came to light ...

If you purchased a new Volkswagen Jetta in the past two years, I have two things to say to you: Firstly, congrats! The ...

Volkswagen recalls nearly 50,000 Jetta vehicles over engine fire risk from loose transmission ground wire. Six incidents reported, including fires.

While most of the market has moved on from sedans, the Volkswagen Jetta is still hanging on. It’s not breaking sales records ...

Nearly 50,000 Volkswagen Jettas have been recalled for a defect that could cause a fire. Volkswagen Group of America recalled 48,165 2025-26 Jetta vehicles because “the transmission ground wire may ...

The recall condition affects up to 48,185 units of the 2025 and 2026 Jetta in the United States of America, plus a further 13,318 units in Canada ...

A transmission ground wire might not have been properly connected during manufacturing. Volkswagen will recall 48,165 Jetta sedans due to a fire risk. The affected vehicles might have an unconnected ...

The recall posted by the the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the defect cause increase risk of fire.

A missing connection can lead to big problems in the Jetta ...

There are few things more frustrating than buying a brand-new car, only to immediately get slapped with a major safety recall. Unfortunately, that is exactly the nightmare scenario currently facing ...

Volkswagen has opened a new recall with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall, which covers some 48,165 Jetta sedans, concerns potential fire risk. Affected model ...