DaimlerChrysler is recalling at least 20,000 vehicles because of safety defects, according to the Associated Press (AP).
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The recall reportedly affects 2005 models of the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum and 2004 models of the Chrysler Sebring and Jeep Liberty [Cherokee in some export markets].
Chrysler Group spokesman Max Gates told AP the company wants to inspect and possibly repair the battery cable connections on 20,060 vehicles, tighten safety belt attachments on 12,211 vehicles and inspect and possibly repair the child seat anchor systems on 12 vehicles.
Gates reportedly said some of the models may have one or more defects and some may have none at all – the company is still determining which vehicles are affected.
Chrysler will begin notifying customers about the recalls this week, AP said.
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