Don't Put Your Child Seat In A Land Rover Defender 130's Third Row, Recall Warns | Carscoops carscoops
The third row seats in a small number of 2023 Land Rover Defender 130s could have a bad latch, which may make them a less effective anchor for a child seat, increasing the risk of injury to small children in an accident.first became aware of the issue in October 2022, when it was notified by its supplier TS Tech KFT, that there was a concern with the function of the seat back latches in some units.
In November, the automaker decided to hold off on selling vehicles it still had in its possession, waiting for its supplier to update it. At that time, it also started an investigation into how many vehicles that were affected by the potential issue had already been sold.
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