Mitsubishi is recalling close to 227,000 vehicles in order to fix glass sunroofs that can fly off and parking brakes that may not work.
Feb. 2, 2018—Mitsubishi is recalling close to 227,000 vehicles in order to fix glass sunroofs that can fly off and parking brakes that may not work, according to a report by USA Today.
The first recall, for the glass sunroofs, covers 57,000 Outlanders and Lancer models, according to USA Today.
The second recall, for the brakes, covers over 170,000 Outlanders and Outlander Sports. According to the the report, water can enter the rear brake calipers, which can cause parking brake shafts to corrode and possibly stick.
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