Vehicle Recall

Recalls filed in 2007

Manufacturers filed 713 US vehicle safety recalls in 2007, covering 20,616,143 vehicles. 2021 remains the busiest year on record, with 1,094. Ford filed the most that year, with 22.

Campaigns
713
Vehicles covered
20,616,143
Largest recall
3,600,000
Rank by volume
#15 of 60

Makes that filed most in 2007

  1. Ford5,573,157 vehicles22 recalls
  2. Freightliner226,293 vehicles18 recalls
  3. Chevrolet439,312 vehicles15 recalls
  4. Dodge1,107,481 vehicles15 recalls
  5. Mack94,637 vehicles15 recalls
  6. Volvo262,199 vehicles15 recalls
  7. Blue Bird18,123 vehicles14 recalls
  8. Fleetwood170,474 vehicles13 recalls
  9. Keystone126,020 vehicles13 recalls
  10. Nissan881,536 vehicles13 recalls
  11. Honda597,861 vehicles11 recalls
  12. BMW45,553 vehicles10 recalls

Counted by the make named on each filing, so a manufacturer that sells several brands appears once per brand.

Parts recalled most in 2007

  1. Equipment: Recreational Vehicle/Trailer102 recalls
  2. Equipment38 recalls
  3. Engine and Engine Cooling: Diesel29 recalls
  4. Equipment Adaptive/Mobility28 recalls
  5. Engine and Engine Cooling22 recalls
  6. Equipment: Labels19 recalls
  7. Exterior Lighting17 recalls
  8. Exterior Lighting: Headlights16 recalls
  9. Parking Brake14 recalls
  10. Steering14 recalls

Largest recalls of 2007

  1. Ford — Vehicle Speed Control07V3360003 August 20073,600,000
  2. Safety 1st — Child Seat: Strap/Webbing07C00700030 August 20071,267,978
  3. Ford — Engine and Engine Cooling: Diesel07V5530005 December 20071,176,000
  4. Volkswagen — Exterior Lighting: Switch07V06300020 February 20071,002,000
  5. Evenflo — Child Seat: Material/Padding07C00800027 September 2007723,214
  6. Nissan — Engine and Engine Cooling07V52700014 November 2007653,910
  7. Dodge — Power Train: Column Shift07V5550004 December 2007576,418
  8. Toyota — Suspension: Lower Ball Joint07V01300019 January 2007533,124
  9. Cosco — Child Seat: Material/Padding07C01200017 December 2007500,950
  10. Evenflo — Child Seat: Handle (infant)07C00300010 May 2007448,000
  11. Ford — Service Brakes, Hydraulic: Control Unit/Module07V15600010 April 2007446,460
  12. Infiniti — Fuel System, Gasoline: Filler Pipe and Cap07V43500018 September 2007372,250
  13. Volkswagen — Exterior Lighting: Headlights07V44200024 September 2007340,000
  14. Dodge — Electrical System: Instrument Cluster/Panel07V0920009 March 2007328,424
  15. Graco — Child Seat: Material/Padding07C01100013 November 2007304,675
  16. Jeep — Service Brakes, Hydraulic: Control Unit/Module07V43400014 September 2007296,550
  17. Storehouse — Electrical System: Fuses and Circuit Breakers07E05900015 August 2007295,000
  18. Graco — Child Seat: Strap/Webbing07C00600015 August 2007276,921
  19. Cadillac — Power Train: Seal07V58900020 December 2007275,936
  20. Chrysler — Air Bags: Sensor/Control Module-Inactive07V1920003 May 2007270,958
  21. Honda — Service Brakes, Hydraulic: Wheel Speed Sensor/Tone Ring07V3990005 September 2007260,000
  22. FTS — Tires: Tread/Belt07T00300011 June 2007255,000
  23. Land Rover — Equipment07E0470003 July 2007245,845
  24. Fleetwood — Equipment: Recreational Vehicle/Trailer07V12000019 March 2007167,096
  25. Acura — Fuel System, Gasoline: Fuel Pump07V09700014 March 2007166,561

The 25 largest of 713 filed in 2007. See every recall or the largest on record.

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Every year on record, with the long-run trend.

About this figure

2007 here is the year the recall was filed with NHTSA, not the model year of the vehicles. A 2007 filing routinely covers vehicles built years earlier, and a car of model year 2007 appears in filings for years afterwards.

“Vehicles covered” sums the manufacturer’s own estimate for each campaign. A vehicle recalled twice in 2007 is counted twice, so the figure is not a count of distinct vehicles.

Do Not Drive and Park Outside flags entered NHTSA’s public record in May 2025. This page shows no advisory section for 2007 because the flag did not exist then \u2014 not because no 2007 recall was urgent.

Compiled from NHTSA’s published recall files, which are US government open data and rebuilt daily. Figures on this page reflect the record as of 18 September 2026. Read the methodology, or check a specific vehicle at nhtsa.gov.