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NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) — All recall notices, consumer complaints, safety investigations, and crash test ratings come from official NHTSA databases. This data is updated regularly and is in the public domain.
EPA / DOE (Department of Energy) — Fuel economy data comes from the official fueleconomy.gov database maintained by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency.
OBD-II Codes — Standardized diagnostic trouble codes defined by SAE International, publicly documented.
Unlike paid vehicle history services, all information on RecallCheck is 100% free. We believe safety information should be accessible to everyone. We do not sell vehicle history reports — we provide raw safety data directly from government sources.
RecallCheck is not affiliated with NHTSA, the U.S. Department of Transportation, or any vehicle manufacturer. Data is provided as-is from public government databases. Always consult your dealer or manufacturer for the most current recall information specific to your vehicle.