2020 Subaru Outback & Legacy Recall Notification: Important Safety Update

Critical Recall: 2020 Subaru Outback & Legacy

Approximately 3,500 model-year 2020 Subaru Outback wagons and Legacy sedans are affected by a recall due to a brake pedal mounting bracket issue. If left unchecked, this problem could increase the risk of accidents by reducing braking performance.

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What’s the Issue?

The brake pedal mounting bracket in affected vehicles may have a missing or insufficiently tightened bolt. Over time, this defect can lead to deformation of the mounting area, resulting in reduced braking performance.

How Will Subaru Fix It?

Subaru will inspect the brake pedal mounting bracket hardware in affected vehicles. If necessary, the hardware or the entire pedal assembly will be replaced free of charge to ensure safety.

What Should Subaru Owners Do?

If you own a 2020 Subaru Outback or Legacy, here’s what you need to do:

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Check Your VIN: Visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website and enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to confirm if your car is affected.
Contact Subaru: Call Subaru’s recall hotline at 844-373-6614 for more information.
Schedule a Repair: Reach out to your local Subaru dealership to schedule a free recall repair.

Why Is This Recall Important?

A malfunctioning brake pedal can significantly increase stopping distance, leading to a higher risk of crashes. Ensuring your vehicle is repaired promptly will keep you, your passengers, and other road users safe.

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Subaru Recall Timeline

Subaru will begin notifying affected vehicle owners starting October 1. If you haven’t received a notice but suspect your car is affected, take proactive steps to check your vehicle's recall status.

Where to Get Your Subaru Serviced

Looking for a certified Subaru dealer to handle your recall repair? Use MotorVero to find a trusted service center near you. All recall-related repairs are free, so don’t delay in scheduling an appointment.

Check for Additional Recalls

While checking your vehicle for this brake pedal issue, it’s a good idea to verify if your car is subject to any other recalls. Visit NHTSA’s recall database or consult your Subaru dealer for a full inspection.

Final Thoughts

Vehicle recalls are an essential part of maintaining road safety. If your 2020 Subaru Outback or Legacy is affected, take immediate action by scheduling a free repair at a Subaru dealership. Stay informed and ensure your vehicle remains safe on the road.

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