General Motors Company said it is recalling nearly 780,000 crossover Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV), mainly in North America, because their rear power lift gates could suddenly fall and hit people.
In documents filed with U.S. safety regulators, disclosed that the recall covers the Buick Enclave from model years 2008-2012, the Chevrolet Traverse from 2009-2012, the GMC Acadia from 2007-2012 and Saturn Outlook from 2007-2010.
According to the company, dirt can get into the gas struts that hold up the gate, causing them to wear and fail.
General Motors Company said it is recalling nearly 780,000 crossover Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV), mainly in North America, because their rear power lift gates could suddenly fall and hit people.
In documents filed with U.S. safety regulators, disclosed that the recall covers the Buick Enclave from model years 2008-2012, the Chevrolet Traverse from 2009-2012, the GMC Acadia from 2007-2012 and Saturn Outlook from 2007-2010.
According to the company, dirt can get into the gas struts that hold up the gate, causing them to wear and fail.
SUVs built from March 2012 have struts placed differently and are less susceptible to dirt particles, GM said.
The company has 56 reports of injuries, GM said in an emailed statement on Friday.
The recall covers about 690,000 vehicles in the United States, 36,000 in Canada and the rest in Mexico.
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