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One ~~lucky~~ 2020 Q3 owner just received word their driver's seat may not have been properly bolted down and needs to be recalled.
Everyone else's is fine. So at the holiday table tomorrow let's raise a glass and be thankful we're not them. And here's hoping that owner helps themselves to an extra slice of pie.
keep reading article "Here's Why This One 2020 Q3 Owner Deserves an Extra Slice of Pie Tomorrow."
Posted on
November 24, 2020
Source
carcomplaints.com
Tagged
#recall
Audi's parent company, Volkswagen, thinks some welding mistakes were made during the manufacturing of certain 2020 vehicles.
A bad weld in the backrest adjustment will likely break in a rear-end crash, allowing the seat to move and turning a minor rear-end collision into a trip to the hospital.…
keep reading article "The 2020 Q5 and SQ5 Recalled for Welding Mistakes in the Seats"
Posted on
September 2, 2020
Source
carcomplaints.com
Tagged
#recall
The 2018 A3 and RS 3 have been recalled because some of them are missing the latching pins that hold the rear center headrest in place.
Audi says their tier 3 supplier mixed properly latched headrests with unlatched ones. The recall affects over 20,000 cars worldwide and is already underway.
keep reading article "A3 and RS 3 Shipped with Unlatched Headrests"
Posted on
March 20, 2019
Source
carcomplaints.com
Tagged
#recall
The head restraint guide that keeps it attached to the seat frame may not have been properly welded in 169 Audi and VW vehicles.
Certain 2018 Volkswagen e-Golf, Golf R, Audi A3 Sedan and RS3 vehicles that need the rear seat frames replaced will need their rear seat frames replaced.…
keep reading article "Head Restraint Weld Might Not Hold it to the Seat Frame"
Posted on
December 12, 2018
Source
vwproblems.com
Tagged
#recall

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One lucky 2020 Q3 owner just received word their driver's seat may not have been properly bolted down and needs to be recalled.

Audi's parent company, Volkswagen, thinks some welding mistakes were made during the manufacturing of certain 2020 vehicles.

The 2018 A3 and RS 3 have been recalled because some of them are missing the latching pins that hold the rear center headrest in place.

The head restraint guide that keeps it attached to the seat frame may not have been properly welded in 169 Audi and VW vehicles.