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GM Recalls 270K Chevy Malibus for Blurry Rearview Cameras

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General Motors recalls over 270,000 Chevrolet Malibu cars due to a rearview camera issue. The problem lies in the suppliers bonding process, allowing moisture to enter the camera housing and causing a blurry or blank display. Despite the potential crash risks, no incidents have been reported. Dealers will replace the cameras for free, starting May 18th. Check your VIN and stay safe.

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GM Recalls 270K Chevy Malibus for Blurry Rearview Cameras

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!GM Recalls 270K Chevy Malibus for Blurry Rearview Cameras. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th, this is Canada News Today, your AI-powered local news. General Motors just dropped a big recall on over 270,000 Chevrolet Malibu cars in the U.S., all for model years, 20. 23-2025 The problem hits the rear-view camera, which might show a blurry or totally blank picture, messing up your view behind the wheel. Turns out, it's a glitch from the supplier's bonding process on the camera housing. That we glue lets moisture sneak in, especially with how the sharp cameras mounted on these Malibus, turning a clear backup view into a hazard. This glitch ramps up crash risks by blocking that crucial rear sightline, but luckily GM reports zero crashes or injuries tied to it so far. Drivers are staying safe, no panic in the streets yet. Dealers will swap out the cameras for free, no cost to owners. Hitting letters hit mailboxes starting May 18th, so keep an eye out. If you've got one of these rides, hit up Chevrolet at 1-802-2220 or NHTSA's hotline

at 1-808-3274-236 to check your VIN and stay backed up properly.

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