Dodge Charger Recalled for Headlight Problem
Chrysler is bringing about 49,000 Dodge Charger vehicles back in to fix an issue that can cause the headlights to stop working.
In the affected vehicles, a connector can overheat which causes the low-beam headlights to become non-functional. Chargers from the 2011 and 2012 model year that are equipped with halogen headlights are the subject of this recall.
Chrysler says that it knows of no accidents or injuries related to the problem.
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