Recall Radar

Dodge recalls

157 recall campaigns since 2013 for Dodge vehicles across 28 models.

Dodge models

ModelModel yearsRecallsLatest
Durango2004–202344August 13, 2026
Charger2006–202735August 13, 2026
Challenger2008–202328August 1, 2024
Grand Caravan2008–202019December 17, 2025
Journey2009–202017August 26, 2025
Ram 35002003–201217May 27, 2021
Ram 15002003–201213March 8, 2018
Ram 45002008–201212May 27, 2021
Ram 55002008–201212May 27, 2021
Dart2012–201611October 9, 2025
Ram 25002003–201210December 20, 2017
Dakota2005–20118January 15, 2019
Hornet2023–20257August 6, 2026
Avenger2010–20145October 10, 2017
Viper2003–20155December 12, 2019
Magnum2005–20084May 24, 2016
Sprinter 35002003–20094July 28, 2017
Charger EV2024–20253April 23, 2026
Nitro2007–20123July 7, 2020
Sprinter 25002003–20093July 28, 2017
Viper Coupe2006–20163October 18, 2016
Caliber2007–20122December 21, 2017
Redundant Ram 350020102December 22, 2016
Stratus2001–20052June 3, 2016
Caravan20171February 8, 2018
Charger Police2011–20141October 13, 2016
DURANGO120231February 23, 2023
Hornet Phev20241December 9, 2025

Most recalled parts (latest campaigns)

Back over prevention (5), Service brakes, hydraulic (4), Power train (4), Structure (2), Electrical system (2).

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Latest recalls

Frequently asked questions

How many Dodge recalls are there?

NHTSA lists 157 recall campaigns since 2013 for Dodge passenger vehicles, covering 28 models.

Which Dodge models are recalled most often?

Durango (44), Charger (35), Challenger (28) appear in the most campaigns.

How do I check whether my Dodge is recalled?

Use the free VIN lookup at nhtsa.gov/recalls, or contact a dealer with your VIN.

Source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recall data for passenger vehicles, recalls since 2013, shown as published. This site is independent and not affiliated with NHTSA or any manufacturer. Check your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls and follow your manufacturer’s notice. Terms and disclaimer.