More than 200K Nissans at risk of rolling away, NTSB says
The NTSB is issuing an urgent recall warning that affects more than 200,000 Nissan pickup trucks.
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Sep 20, 2022, 5:08 PM
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Updated 823 days ago
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yesterdayThe
NTSB is issuing an urgent recall warning that affects more than 200,000 Nissan
pickup trucks.
Nissan
Frontier and Titan models from 2020 to present are among those affected.
The
vehicles are apparently at risk of rolling away even when they are in park.
Owners
of affected vehicles are being urged to use their emergency brake every time
they park.
This
is the second recall of the same malfunction for the same cars.
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