Why is the Chevrolet Cavalier being recalled?

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Cavalier recall is primarily due to poor actual vehicle quality. The recall involves certain 2017 model year manual transmission Chevrolet Cavalier vehicles produced between July 5, 2016, and December 17, 2016, totaling 18,187 units. The main reason for this recall is: clutch failure, difficulty in shifting gears, posing safety hazards. Subsequent production models no longer have these issues. Below is relevant information about the Cavalier: 1. Exterior: The Cavalier features Chevrolet's signature dual-layer front grille with a new "Gale" gradient texture inside, adding a touch of dynamism compared to current Chevrolet models. Additionally, the headlight assembly is adorned with chrome trim and innovative double-L-shaped LED daytime running lights, which are standard across all models. 2. Performance: The new Cavalier Redline Edition employs General Motors' industry-leading Smart Propulsion technology in its all-new drivetrain system, equipped with GM's eighth-generation Ecotec 325T intelligent direct-injection turbo engine paired with a 6-speed DSS automatic manual transmission. This engine delivers a maximum rated output of 92 kW and generates peak torque of 180 N·m across a broad platform range of 1,350-4,000 rpm. Moreover, the new vehicle achieves a combined fuel consumption as low as 4.9L per 100 km, meeting China's National VI emission standards.