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Kia recalls 100K cars

Kia recalls 100K cars because parts might fall off
The loose parts could be hazardous to other drivers, increasing the risk of a crash if they detach on the road.
Over 300,000 Kia vehicles included in recent recalls. See impacted cars.
More than 300,000 Kia vehicles have been included in two separate recall notices posted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Certain model years of the Telluride (201,149 vehicles) and K5 (100,063) cars were included in the recalls, which were reported to the NHTSA in late July and posted on Aug. 1.
Recall alert: Kia recalls over 300,000 vehicles over faulty parts
Kia has initiated a recall on more than 300,000 of its vehicles over loose parts that may increase the risk of crash.
Kia recalls more than 100K cars due to piece that can come loose and detach
According to a recall notice, the left and right rear window trim pieces on certain Kia K5 models from the 2023 through 2025 model years can come loose and detach. This defect could pose a road hazard for other vehicles and increase the risk of a crash.
Kia issues recalls over loose parts creating possible roadway hazards, over 300K vehicles impacted
K5 sedans and Telluride SUVS over the potential detachment of window garnish panels and door belt moldings, according to NHTSA.
Kia issues recalls on more than 300K vehicles over loose parts
In an additional notice, Kia said the piece may loosen and fall off due to a supplier quality issue. The loose parts could be a hazard for other drivers and cause crashes, the NHTSA said in the notices.
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