Loose Fasteners In Bentley Bentayga Caused A Recall
Bentley makes a recall for its latest SUV offering because of a problem with loose fasteners.
The company is going to look at 88 Bentayga cars where instrument panel joints and fasteners in the seat mechanism may have not been properly tightened. If an accident occurs, there definitely will be injuries as the dashboard panels or seat could come loose.
The automaker has learned about this problem when it was reviewing materials from the plant. The producer’s dealers are going to inspect every fastener and tighten them properly in order to fix the issue.
You should know that all the vehicles that fall under the aforementioned recall are from 2017 model year.
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