Plymouth Recalls — Canada & USA

Plymouth has 17 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1972 through 2000. Across those models, 68 recall campaigns are recorded, and the severity rating system places a striking share in the upper tiers: 53% of campaigns fall into Critical and an additional 22% into High, meaning roughly three out of every four recalls carry one of the two most serious designations. Critical recalls typically involve conditions with the highest potential for crashes, fires, or life-threatening injuries, while High recalls address significant hazards that fall just below that threshold. Medium recalls account for 9% of the total, Low for 13%, and Informational for the remaining 3%.

The Volare leads all Plymouth models with 8 recalls, followed closely by the Grand Voyager and the Voyager, each with 7. Together those three models account for more than a third of all recall activity across the lineup. The Volare's recall record reflects its production years in the 1970s, a period when federal recall requirements were still maturing, while the Grand Voyager and Voyager recalls are concentrated in the minivan segment that Plymouth shared with its Chrysler corporate siblings through the 1980s and 1990s. Plymouth's production ended in 2001, so the 17 models in the database represent the make's complete modern recall footprint rather than a snapshot of an ongoing lineup.