Honda CR-V, 2 others recalled in Saudi

Exactly 5,560 Honda automobiles were recalled by the Saudi Arabian government due to a potential seat belt problem.

Per the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Commerce, various Honda vehicles including models like the Accord, CR-V, and Odyssey were recalled as the potential seat belt lock issue of the said cars can result in “difficulty or inability to properly fasten, thereby increasing the risk of accidents.”

Owners, the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Commerce pointed out,  are advised to check if their vehicle’s chassis number is included in the recall by visiting the Defective Product Recall Center website.

If their vehicle is affected, owners should contact Abdullah Hashim Company Ltd., the local dealer, to arrange the necessary free repairs, which will be provided at no cost to the owners.

Honda Cars Philippines Incorporated (HCPI) has not issued any statement if the locally available Accord and CR-V are impacted by the said issue.

To note, the Honda Accord and CR-V were previously recalled here in the Philippines due to airbag and fuel pump issues in the past.

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