Every UK Car Recall In 2007, With The Biggest Recalls And The Most Common Faults

Recall data from DVSA, updated 15 October 2026.

DVSA's data lists 140 car and light van recalls launched in 2007, covering about 754,007 vehicle-records. That compares with 135 in 2006. The year after is listed under 2008.

2007 At A Glance

140
recalls launched in 2007
754,007
vehicle-records recalled in 2007

of 2007'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 2007

The ten largest recalls launched in 2007, by vehicle-records.

LaunchedVehicle and faultVehiclesSeverityReference
Vauxhall Combo, Corsa, TigraABS may fail345,634UrgentR/2007/171
Ford TransitFront suspension strut to knuckle clamping bolt insufficient torque57,275Book soonR/2007/083
Volkswagen PassatWipers may detach43,357Book soonR/2006/221
Vauxhall CorsaSteering control may be lost26,502UrgentR/2007/024
Toyota YarisSeating headrests may detach & airbag may not deploy sufficiently in an impact19,075UrgentR/2007/073
Maxus MaxusPotential detachment of rear hub assembly18,770Book soonR/2007/160
Suzuki SwiftHandbrake may fail18,352UrgentR/2007/086
Ford Cmax, Focus, Galaxy, S-MaxIn low ambient temperature hard brake pedal may occur17,972UrgentR/2007/133
Chrysler JeepBall joints may fail16,571Book soonR/2006/187
Volvo C30, S40, V50Braking performance may be affected10,871UrgentR/2007/176

Recalls By Month

Highest: Apr (20). Latest: Dec (11). 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 2007

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 2007

138 recalls

LaunchedVehicle and faultVehiclesSeverityReference
Vauxhall CorsaSteering may fail6,086UrgentR/2007/166
Vauxhall Combo, Corsa, TigraABS may fail345,634UrgentR/2007/171
Saab 9-3Handbrake may fail320LowR/2007/170
Porsche 911Defective switch console40Book soonR/2007/179
Volvo XC90Can-bus connection may be affected245UrgentR/2007/182
Volvo S80, V70Weight information product label incorrectly1Book soonR/2007/181
Alfa Romeo 147, 159, Brera, GT and 1 moreBrakes may fail687UrgentR/2007/174
Fiat Bravo, Grande Punto, Multipla, PandaBrakes may fail4,804UrgentR/2007/173
Fiat DucatoBrakes may fail336UrgentR/2007/172
Ford FocusRoll over protection may fail3LowR/2007/169
Ford Cmax, Focus, Galaxy, S-MaxIn low ambient temperature hard brake pedal may occur17,972UrgentR/2007/133
Mercedes-Benz CL Class, S ClassPotential leak of brake line2,987UrgentR/2008/020
Volvo C30, S40, V50Braking performance may be affected10,871UrgentR/2007/176
Ford Fiesta, Fusion, TransitPower steering may be lost7,000UrgentR/2007/167
Fiat DucatoSteering could become increasingly stiff5,427UrgentR/2007/153
Fiat DucatoFront windscreen wipers may become inoperative3,253Book soonR/2007/152
Fiat DucatoTyre valve may break causing rapid deflation (steel wheels)368Book soonR/2007/150
Fiat IdeaFront suspension arm mountings: failure of weld793Book soonR/2007/149
Citroën DispatchPossible loss of power steering689UrgentR/2007/163
Daihatsu HijetPropshaft may detach1,605UrgentR/2007/069
Maxus MaxusPotential detachment of rear hub assembly18,770Book soonR/2007/160
Citroën C1Possibility of fuel leak33UrgentR/2007/165
Citroën C8Possibility of extended brake pedal travel18UrgentR/2007/164
Isuzu Pick UPBrake master cylinder may fail782UrgentR/2007/190
Renault ModusFront head restraint may not retain its position in the event of an impact76LowR/2007/143

Recalls from 2007 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).