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Some drivers still waiting for repair parts after Hyundai recalled more than 500K SUVs since September
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“It is the responsibility of the manufacturer to make that recall happen,” said Jason Levine.
March 11, 2021
By Jackie Callaway
LAKELAND, Fla. — Hyundai notified Peggy and Charlie Campbell late last year of a possible engine fire risk associated with their nearly new SUV.
Since September, the automaker has recalled more than half a million SUVs over an electrical short in the brake system that could cause the vehicle to catch fire.