How Long Does It Take to Retrieve the Car After a Recall?
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Vehicle recalls typically allow for car retrieval within one day. Here are the details: 1. Introduction: Once an automaker confirms a recall plan, within 5 working days from the recall plan filing date, it will publicly announce defective vehicle information and recall implementation details via newspapers, websites, radio, TV, and other accessible channels. Within 30 working days, registered mail or other effective methods will be used to notify owners about the vehicle defects, emergency measures to prevent damage, and the manufacturer's defect remediation solutions. 2. Purpose: As required by regulatory authorities, manufacturers must specify a timeframe for each recall, primarily to urge and supervise them in achieving a certain completion rate within this period for effective recall outcomes. Even if the recall period has expired, vehicles within the recall scope can still undergo recall repairs at local service stations. Moreover, post-recall, consumers won't bear the costs associated with replacing relevant parts.