Lexus, renowned for its luxury and reliability, has occasionally experienced recalls over the last 20 years to address safety-related concerns. In this article, we will delve into specific Lexus makes and models affected by recalls, discuss the reasons behind these recalls, and emphasize the importance of contacting a lemon law attorney if your vehicle has been unable to be satisfactorily repaired. Ensuring the safety of you and your loved ones, as well as protecting your legal rights, is of utmost importance.
Lexus RX (2006-2008)
Reason for Recall: Potential floor mat interference with accelerator pedal. Affected Models: Lexus RX vehicles manufactured between 2006 and 2008.
One notable recall involved certain Lexus RX vehicles due to a potential floor mat interference issue. The recall was initiated to address a situation where the floor mat could potentially trap the accelerator pedal, leading to unintended acceleration and increasing the risk of accidents. Lexus advised affected owners to remove the driver’s side floor mat and contact authorized dealerships for a modified replacement mat to prevent any potential interference.
Lexus ES (2019-2020)
Reason for Recall: Potential brake system malfunction. Affected Models: Lexus ES vehicles manufactured between 2019 and 2020.
Another significant recall affected specific Lexus ES vehicles due to a potential brake system malfunction. The recall was prompted by a defect in the brake booster pump assembly that could cause a loss of braking assistance, leading to longer braking distances and increasing the risk of collisions. Lexus urged affected owners to contact authorized dealerships for inspection and potential repair or replacement of the faulty brake booster pump assembly.
Lexus GX (2010-2019)
Reason for Recall: Potential vehicle stability control system malfunction. Affected Models: Lexus GX vehicles manufactured between 2010 and 2019.
A recall was issued for certain Lexus GX vehicles due to a potential vehicle stability control system malfunction. The recall aimed to address a defect that could cause the vehicle’s electronic stability control system to deactivate, reducing its ability to maintain stability during certain driving conditions and increasing the risk of accidents. Lexus advised affected owners to contact authorized dealerships for inspection and potential repair or reprogramming of the stability control system.
