Chrysler Recalls — Canada & USA

Chrysler has 40 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1972 through 2026. Across those models, 303 recall campaigns are recorded, and the distribution skews heavily toward the upper tiers of the severity rating system: Critical recalls account for 50% of the total at 153 campaigns, while High recalls add another 33% with 99 campaigns, meaning roughly 83% of all Chrysler recalls fall into one of those two categories. Critical recalls in the system represent conditions with the most immediate risk of injury, death, or vehicle loss, while High recalls capture significant hazards that stop short of that threshold. Medium recalls account for 10% of the total, with Low and Informational making up the remaining 7% combined.

Among individual models, the Pacifica carries the heaviest recall load at 67 campaigns, a count that stands well above the rest of the lineup. The Sebring follows at 30 recalls, and the 300 comes in at 27. A recent Critical recall tied to 2020 Pacifica vehicles involves a vehicle fire risk that increases the potential for injury. Beyond those three models, the remaining 37 models in the database cover a range of passenger cars, minivans, and luxury vehicles produced across more than five decades, from early 1970s platforms through the mid-2020s.