The spare tyre heat guard, which protects the spare tyre against the heat generated by the exhaust tailpipe on the passenger side, may be missing. The spare tyre may be damaged as a result. Separation of the tread of the tyre during use could cause an accident.

There is a possibility of fuel leaking from the vent hose of the fuel tank which could lead to a fire.

Airbags and/or safety belt pre-tensioners may be deployed inadvertently, owing to voltage spikes.

The abrasion coefficient modification coating may not been have been applied on the rear axle bolts during the manufacturing of the bolts. The bolts might consequently loosen, come off or break. If this happens, the vehicle could become impossible to drive.

Roof parts could become detached from the vehicles and fall on the road, posing a risk to other road users.

The tyres were manufactured with an incorrect tread compound, which may reduce the grip on wet surfaces.

The under-bonnet low pressure fuel feed hose may detach from the fuel filter causing the engine to cut out and reduce brake power. Engine cut-out with minimal warning could potentially cause a vehicle crash.

The Front End Auxiliary Drive (FEAD) idler pulley may fail, leading to a loss of the FEAD system. This may cause warning lamp illumination, air conditioning failure, engine overheat warnings and reduced steering control, increasing the risk of an accident.

The bolt connections for the wheels on the right-hand side of the vehicle may have been fitted defectively. There is a risk of bolt connections coming loose and leading to the loss of a wheel, which would increase the risk of a potential accident.

A defect in the locking mechanism may result in unintended unlocking or opening of the doors.