Kia Recalls 90,000 Rio Vehicles
for Child Seat Dangers
 Do
you own one of these potential Kia Rio lemons? Would you
like a new one or your money back?
- 2003 Kia Rio
- 2004 Kia Rio
- 2005 Kia Rio
If you own a lemon Kia Rio or other lemon SUV or lemon Kia,
you may be entitled to your money back or a new vehicle.
Call us at 1-888-331-6422 or email us
today for a Free Case Review!
The federal government’s safety investigators at the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration first learned
of the child seat defect in late 2005. That led to this massive
recall. It turns out that child seat latch connectors may
not fully catch the anchor because metal wire in the seatback
frame may get in the way. You may think the child seat is
latched securely in place when it really isn’t.
To see the dangers of child seats that aren’t hooked
up right, click here. (Requires
free Real Player to view)
Like some other Kia Lemons, recent Kia model vehicles have
had their share of trouble.
If you’ve got a dangerous Kia lemon, don’t go
it alone!
Call us at 1-888-331-6422 or email us
today for a Free Case Review!
Not from Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana? To locate a local attorney
near you, click
here.
Other defects in these vehicles may also exist. To find
out about other recalls, click
here. |
