Loose Nuts and Bolts Can Cause a Complete Loss of Steering in 578 Vehicles

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An overhead view of a parking lot with cars neatly lined up inside parking spaces.

Mazda is issuing a small recall for a big problem. [Mazda] says the front strut and steering knuckle can separate and cause what Mazda calls a "significant loss of steering control and increased risk of a crash.

Calling it a "significant loss of steering" is interesting. If your car doesn't start, would Mazda call that a "substantial lack of combustion"?

Semantics aside, the good news here is the issue only affects 578 cars. Unless you're one of those 578, in which case I doubt you'd call this good news at all.

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