As of March 10, a total of eight domestic car recalls occurred this year, most of them recalled by imported brands. The reporter will give you a detailed breakdown of the recall.

1. From January 11th, Dongfeng Honda recalled part of CR-V produced from September 5, 2011 to November 23, 2011, involving a total of 50,410 units. The main reason for the recall was the insufficient heat resistance of the interior harness of the headlights. In extreme cases, the headlight fuse may be blown and some of the lamps may be extinguished.

2. Since February 1, BMW (China) recalled some imported MINI cars, involving a total of 3406 vehicles. The vehicle production time is from March 2006 to January 2011. The models are MINI Cooper S and MINI Cooper S Clubman. Vehicles within the scope of this recall may be burned due to the fact that the electronic water pump installed on the engine may not be overheated due to circuit board damage.

3. Since February 8th, Maserati has recalled imported Maserati cars from 2008 to 2010. A total of 222 Maserati cars were sold in mainland China. The models are Martha GT sports car, GT S sports car and GT Convertible car. There is an error in the soldering of the internal circuit board of the rear taillights of some vehicles within the scope of this recall, which may result in the failure of the turn signal of the rear taillights.

4. Southeastern (Fujian) recalled some Mitsubishi Junge from March 1st. This recall includes Mitsubishi Junge, which was manufactured from June 4, 2008 to January 5, 2012, a total of 7,127 vehicles. Some of Mitsubishi Junge's steering column intermediate shafts were badly welded in the production process, resulting in insufficient welding strength of the intermediate shaft and steering column shaft.

5. General Motors (China) recalled some imported Opel Andhra cars and imported Chevrolet Captiva cars, which were 1,586 cars and 16,618 cars respectively, since March 7. The reason for the defect is that there is an impurity in the brake fluid of some vehicles. In extreme cases, it may cause the braking distance to lengthen or the braking to go wrong.

6. Nissan (China) recalled 2009-2011 imported Infiniti QX56 cars from March 15th, involving a total of 1797 vehicles. The tightening torque of the rail pressure sensor located on the fuel rail in the vehicle within this recall range is not enough, resulting in the connection between the sensor and the fuel rail being not firm enough. During use, the rail pressure sensor may gradually loosen and fuel may be generated. leakage.

7. From March 20, Dongfeng Motor recalled 8,818 Trent cars equipped with MR16 models produced from April 19, 2011 to December 28, 2011. Some of the vehicles involved in the recall may have fuel leakage due to insufficient torque on the fuel pressure sensor.

8. Porsche recalled 2011-2012 imported Porsche Cayenne series cars from March 23, involving a total of 20,826 vehicles, including Cayenne, Cayenne S and Cayenne S hybrids (Cayenne S). Hybrid), Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Diesel. Vehicles within the scope of this recall may not be correctly locked due to design reasons. The headlights will move relative to the fender during vehicle travel. In extreme cases, the headlights may loosen.