Check the VIN before acting
This page uses a year, make, and model lookup. VIN, production date, equipment, market, and service history can change whether a recall applies.
Recall readout
Source-backed notes from the current NHTSA recall facts.
Not VIN-specific
Source-backed lookup for the 2026 Subaru Forester returned 4 recall campaigns from the official NHTSA recall listing. The campaigns cover rear hatch support bracket hardware, power moonroof glass panel adhesion, an incorrect GAWR certification label, and the left-front lower control arm ball joint. This is a year, make, and model lookup; it is not VIN-specific and does not confirm repair status.
Rear hatch bracket
Campaign 25V889000 lists a rear hatch support bracket concern involving the body hatchback hinge and attachments component.
Moonroof glass panel
Campaign 26V346000 lists the sun/moon roof assembly and describes a glass panel that may detach from the vehicle.
Certification label
Campaign 26V436000 lists an equipment label issue tied to an incorrect Gross Axle Weight Rating on the certification label.
Recall questions
Answers based on the current NHTSA year, make, and model lookup.
Not VIN-specific
- Does 2026 Subaru Forester have recall campaigns?
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Yes. This NHTSA year, make, and model lookup returned 4 recall campaigns.
- Which campaign numbers were found?
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25V889000, 26V346000, 26V436000, 26V685000
- Does this verify a specific VIN?
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No. This does not verify whether a specific VIN is affected or repaired.
- Where should this be verified?
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Use the official NHTSA VIN lookup or dealer service records before making a repair, purchase, or ownership decision.
The source link on this page opens the official year, make, and model lookup used for this page.
- When was this checked?
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Nov 2, 2026
These NHTSA facts are 3 days old.
What this page cannot confirm
CarRecallRadar shows NHTSA recall campaigns by year, make, and model. This page can be behind NHTSA's latest records, and it cannot confirm whether a specific VIN has an open, repaired, or incomplete recall.