Recall Alert: 2022-2024 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer

by TTAC Staff

Published: September 29th, 2025

recall alert 2022 2024 jeep wagoneer and grand wagoneer

We have another recall alert. This time, it's from Jeep.

Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) is recalling approximately 123,396 2022–2024 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer vehicles because the quarter window trim on the driver and passenger sides may not be properly secured and could detach, posing a hazard to other vehicles. The remedy is still being developed. Interim notification letters will be sent to owners starting November 14, 2025, and additional updates will follow once the final fix is available. Owners can contact FCA at 1-800-853-1403. VINs for affected vehicles will be searchable on NHTSA.gov beginning October 2, 2025.

This story was partially created via AI and edited by a human staffer.

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EBFlexing on ur mom on Sep 29, 2025

Meanwhile, TTAC Staff" have ignored the last 4 Ford recalls (that last one being for....fire caused by electrical components).

Ford is up to 116 recalls for the year (and over 10 million vehicles). FCA is at 35. GM is at 19.

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- FreedMike on Sep 29, 2025
  
  Mention any Stellantis recall and this guy immediately goes into jihad mode against Ford.
  
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- 28-Cars-Later on Sep 29, 2025
  
  Shouldn't there be a Hilux in that shot?
  
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- EBFlexing on ur mom on Sep 29, 2025
  
  Once again, Freed is showing his allergy to the truth lolololol.
  Reality is now considered “jihad”.
  
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- Grandmaster T on Sep 29, 2025
  
  The Hilux broke down (Toyota ain't what she used to be).
  
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- Lloyd Bonified on Sep 30, 2025
  
  In all fairness @EB, they do cover Ford Recalls pretty extensively here. There are so many it would probably be tiring to readers if they immediately published a story on every one. This site can be accused of many things, but I don't see some hidden pro Ford bias as one of them.
  
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FreedMike on Sep 29, 2025

Remember back when folks around here was saying stuff like "Jeep doesn't have the QC to really compete at this price"? Turns out they had a crystal ball.

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- EBFlexing on ur mom on Sep 29, 2025
  
  No. Nobody said that lol
  
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- FreedMike on Oct 01, 2025
  
  Poor EB bought STLA at $28 on margin and just can't shill enough for 'em. Don't worry, kid, calls don't last forever.
  
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