Safety is of paramount importance to the Mazda brand, and for this reason, we are committed to keeping drivers in the Pittsburgh, PA area updated on the latest information concerning our vehicles. On our mind's today is a recall that affects a specific model in our Mazda lineup, which the Japanese automaker plans to immediately fix, enduring the safety of everyone on the roads.

This recall encompasses 161,000 Mazda6 sedans between the 2009 and 2013 model years due to an issue with their door latches. The problem stems from screws becoming loose on the door latch, which can cause the door to not fully close and potentially open while the vehicle is in motion.

No accidents or injuries have been reported that stem from this problem and while the recall is voluntary, Mazda wants to insure the safety of its drivers and their loved ones, which is why they've enlisted the help of dealerships like Budd Baer Mazda to remedy to problem.

If your vehicle is impacted by this recall, contact the experts at our Mazda service & repair center by calling (888) 461-2938 or stop by our Washington, PA location  to schedule an appointment. We will happily remedy the issue and have you back on the roads in no time feeling safe and secure.

We have full confidence in the quality of all the new Mazda models in our showroom, and are reassured by the automaker's dedication to upholding the highest standards of safety and reliability.

For more information, feel free to contact us or visit us at 71 Murtland Ave to continue the conversation with our team of Mazda specialists.

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Tags: mazda6, safety, Mazda