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VW Recalls 2.9M Vehicles Globally Over Steering Bolt Corrosion

Volkswagen Group is recalling nearly 2.9 million vehicles across brands (VW, Audi) due to a steering bolt that can rust and break, potentially causing steering failure. No accidents or injuries reported yet. The recall spans multiple models and years, indicating a systemic quality issue with potential safety and reputational impact.

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Volkswagen Global Steering Recall Expands to 2.9M Vehicles

Volkswagen has confirmed a global recall of approximately 2.86-2.9 million vehicles across multiple brands (VW, Audi) due to a steering bolt corrosion defect that could lead to steering failure. This represents an expansion of the previously identified 'Volkswagen Steering Recall' situation, with the cause now specified as a systemic quality issue. The full financial and reputational impact remains uncertain, though no accidents or injuries have been reported.

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