Mitsubishi summons Mirage

According to a report from The Consortium Report, more than 26,000 Mirage cars from 2017 to 2018 are called in due to problems that may disrupt the vehicle's seven airbags, threatening the safety of passengers in collisions, according to the National Road Traffic Safety Administration. Quick

. Car owners will note that the "SRS" airbag malfunction lamp remains lit, and Mitsubishi has not received reports of any injuries related to the subject.
A similar recall was issued for the Mitsubishi Mirage Hatchback in 2017.
But how do you make sure your cars are free of any reason that might put them in a recall?

The NHTSA website will tell you whether your vehicle is being called from the company due to any industry defects, enter the 17-digit vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the NHTSA website and if no recall appears, your vehicle is not required due to any industry defects. Because automakers issue frequent calls, especially for many outdated models, we recommend checking regularly to see if your vehicle has a problem with its return to the company.