Every UK Car Recall In 2000, With The Biggest Recalls And The Most Common Faults

Recall data from DVSA, updated 15 October 2026.

DVSA's data lists 66 car and light van recalls launched in 2000, covering about 1,196,546 vehicle-records. That compares with 30 in 1999. The year after is listed under 2001.

2000 At A Glance

66
recalls launched in 2000
1,196,546
vehicle-records recalled in 2000

of 2000's recalls included a software update. Vehicle-records are the manufacturers' estimates added together, and one car can appear in several recalls. See how we count.

The Biggest Recalls Of 2000

The ten largest recalls launched in 2000, by vehicle-records.

LaunchedVehicle and faultVehiclesSeverityReference
Vauxhall AstraRemote possibility of brake fluid contamination636,066UrgentR/1999/098
Ford MondeoBrake fluid may leak from pressure limiting valve160,373UrgentR/2000/042
Ford FocusOil filler cap may become loose81,256LowR/2000/003
Peugeot 206Fuel may leak from fuel filter49,235UrgentR/2000/099
Ford FocusEngine may lose power20,577LowR/2000/046
Toyota YarisRear wheels may lock under hard braking19,639UrgentR/2000/029
Peugeot 106, 205, 306, 405 and 1 morePossibility of loss of brake servo assistance18,405UrgentR/2000/004
Jaguar S TypeFront lower suspension ball joint may fail18,062UrgentR/2000/119
Land Rover Range RoverCooling system leaks17,603LowR/2000/074
Chrysler VoyagerParking brake may self: release15,678UrgentR/2000/012

Recalls By Month

Highest: Dec (9). Latest: Dec (9). Source: DVSA recall data.

Monthly totals rise and fall with large campaigns, which manufacturers often register as several references on the same day.

The Most Common Faults In 2000

A recall can involve more than one type of fault, so the rows overlap. Each fault type links to a page with warning signs and what to do.

Every Recall In 2000

65 recalls

LaunchedVehicle and faultVehiclesSeverityReference
Mitsubishi PininThere is a possibility that the engine may stop when driving1,464UrgentR/2000/101
Suzuki SwiftPossible slackening of the steering rack and inboard engine mounting fasteners369UrgentR/2000/144
Renault KangooRisk of rapid loss of tyre pressure969Book soonR/2000/103
Vauxhall ZafiraPotential fuel leak605UrgentR/2000/133
Mercedes-Benz SprinterBrake imbalance739UrgentR/2001/016
Mazda MX5Drivers floor mat may interfere with throttle pedal167LowR/2000/138
Fiat SeicentoPossible chafing of brake pipes1,084UrgentR/2000/117
Land Rover Range RoverCooling system leaks17,603LowR/2000/074
Nissan AlmeraSide air bag may not deploy761UrgentR/2000/115
Jaguar S TypeFront lower suspension ball joint may fail18,062UrgentR/2000/119
Citroën DispatchPotential loss of brake vacuum assistance2,812UrgentR/2000/122
Citroën XsaraPotential loss of brake vacuum assistance2,611UrgentR/2000/121
Suzuki Wagon R+Handbrake may self release3,490LowR/2000/112
Suzuki Wagon R+Security of steering rack rear suspension and engine mounting fasteners1,171UrgentR/2000/111
Mitsubishi ColtPotential detachment of crankshaft pulley4,246LowR/2000/083
Honda Aerodeck, CivicRear suspension lower arm bolts could break2,327Book soonR/2000/104
Mercedes-Benz E ClassPotential loss of pas oil15,047UrgentR/2000/088
Aston Martin DB7, Vantage, VolanteIntermittent loss of engine power on start up481UrgentR/2000/106
Jaguar S TypeSeat belt buckle concern2,104UrgentR/2000/089
Peugeot 306, PartnerFront suspension may collapse4,630Book soonR/2000/098
Mitsubishi ShogunFront flexible brake hose286UrgentR/2000/079
Citroën XsaraSuspension ball joint may disengage3,648Book soonR/2000/100
Peugeot 206Unintentional deployment of side air bags1,416UrgentR/2000/096
Renault TwingoPossible inadvertent deployment of both airbags17UrgentR/2000/072
Lexus Lexus LS200Operation of accelerator pedal may be affected10,919LowRCOMP/2000/2

Recalls from 2000 still apply to any car that wasn't fixed.1 See do car recalls expire? and the latest UK car recalls.


Data: DVSA vehicle recall data (Open Government Licence v3.0), updated 15 October 2026.

Sources

  1. Code timelines: Producers normally respond to DVSA within 28 days (5.5); DVSA reviews are typically monthly (5.4). DVSA must be notified "as soon as the safety defect has been confirmed" (6.1). 3 notifications per motorist is seen as reasonable (8.3). Response rates are reported every three months (11.1).