The 1999 Plymouth Prowler has 4 recalls, the most serious involving the vehicle frame, where castings can fracture under normal driving conditions and compromise the structural integrity of the car.
On the brake side, the warning lamp circuit that is supposed to alert the driver to a hydraulic brake system malfunction lacks a required ground connection, meaning the lamp may not illuminate if there is a problem with brake pressure. A driver could lose brake performance without any dashboard indication. The instrument panel also has a concern: the backlight bulbs behind the gear position and odometer display may not have been properly seated and can fall out, making it difficult to read what gear the vehicle is in or how far it has traveled, especially in low light. The remaining recall is a compliance matter involving the emissions label under the hood, which may show an inaccurate routing diagram for the evaporative hose, giving incorrect information to anyone performing emissions-related service.