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Checking ALPINE Recall Notices When Buying a Used ALPINE Car

Purchasing a used ALPINE car can be a savvy financial decision, but it also comes with its own set of challenges and risks. One critical aspect that can often be overlooked is checking for any outstanding recall notices on the vehicle. Recalls are issued by ALPINE to address safety issues that could potentially lead to accidents, injuries, or even fatalities. Hence, ignoring them could be perilous. In this article, we discuss why it's important to check for recall notices and how you can go about doing it.

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Why Check for Recalls?

Manufacturers issue recalls when they discover defects or issues that may compromise the safety of a vehicle. These defects can range from faulty airbags and brakes to electrical system malfunctions. When you purchase a used ALPINE car, it may have one or more such unresolved issues that the previous owner didn't address. Ensuring that any recall work has been completed not only safeguards you and your passengers but also adds to the longevity and reliability of the vehicle.

Steps to Check for Recall Notices

Checking for recall notices might seem like a daunting task, but it is fairly straightforward. Here are some simple steps you can follow:

Obtain the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): The VIN is a unique 17-character serial number that can usually be found on the driver’s side dashboard or inside the driver’s side door. It can also be found in the vehicle's registration and insurance documents.
Enter the VIN: Enter your VIN number here to carry out a free recall check. The results will provide details on the specific issues and whether they have been resolved.
Search by Make & Manufacturer: Select the Vehicle Type, Manufacturer, and model to carry out a vehicle recall check here.
Contact the Manufacturer or Local Dealer: If you find any outstanding recalls, contact the vehicle manufacturer or your local dealer to get them resolved. Most recall work is done free of charge.

Additional Tips

Ask for Maintenance Records: Request maintenance and repair records from the seller, which may indicate if recall work has already been done.
Use Our Services: There are several services available online that compile vehicle history reports, including recall information. Though there will be a small fee if you want the complete history, it can be well worth the peace of mind.
Stay Updated: Sign up for email alerts from the manufacturer to receive notifications of any future recalls.

Conclusion

Ensuring that a used car is free from any unresolved recall notices is a key step in the car-buying process. It's a simple yet essential practice that can help you avoid potential safety hazards and costly repairs down the road. By taking the time to check, you'll contribute to a safer driving experience for yourself and others on the road.

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We have ALPINE recalls for the models below.

A110

21/04/2023 - Alpine
A110

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The chassis may deform due to errors in the production. This can lead to loss of vehicle control, creating a risk of an accident. The product does not comply with the Regulation on the approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components and separate technical units intended for such vehicles.

Model Numbers:

e2*2007/46*0612*19

Production Dates:

06/01/2023 - 11/01/2023:

Recall Code:

0E33

For more information and see the full recall View

09/08/2019 - Alpine
A110

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Metal particles can block the oil pressure control solenoid valve in the "high oil pressure" position. This may result in engine failure, increasing the risk of an accident.

Model Numbers:

Type-approval number: e2*2007/46*0612*00, e2*2007/46*0612*01, e2*2007/46*0612*02, e2*2007/46*0612*03, e2*2007/46*0612*04, e2*2007/46*0612*05

Production Dates:

The affected vehicles were manufactured between 1 September 2018 and 15 May 2019 (Euro 6 D temp); from beginning of production to 5 July 2019 (Euro 6 b).

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

12/07/2019 - Alpine
A110

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The wiring route may be inappropriate and without adequate fixation. In the event of contact with the exhaust, the wiring can melt, leading to short circuit and engaging of the limp-home mode.

Model Numbers:

Type-approval numbers: e2*2007/46*0612*00, e2*2007/46*0612*01, e2*2007/46*0612*02, e2*2007/46*0612*03, e2*2007/46*0612*04

Production Dates:

The affected vehicles were manufactured in Dieppe from the start of production until 9 November 2018.

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

12/07/2019 - Alpine
A110

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The lock of the front hood may not be sufficiently torqued. This may result in the front hood opening in motion, increasing the risk of an accident.

Model Numbers:

Type-approval numbers: e2*2007/46*0612*00, e2*2007/46*0612*01, e2*2047/46*0612*02, e2*2007/46*0612*03, e2*2007/46*0612*04, e2*2007/46*0612*05

Production Dates:

The affected vehicles were manufactured in Dieppe from the start of production until 27 February 2019.

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View