Question 1

How many Lakota models have active recalls on NHTSA?

Accepted Answer

try.vin currently indexes 3 Lakota models that appear in the NHTSA recall database. Not every model has an open recall, but every model that has ever been subject to a federal safety campaign is listed here. Click into any model to see the campaigns grouped by model year.

Question 2

Are Lakota recall repairs free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Federal law requires Lakota to repair any safety-related defect identified in an NHTSA recall at no cost to the owner, regardless of vehicle age, mileage, or how many owners the vehicle has had. Bring the VIN to any authorized Lakota dealer and the repair is performed free of charge.

Question 3

How do I find out if my specific Lakota has an open recall?

Accepted Answer

Click into your model and model year above, or use the VIN-level check. A Lakota VIN lookup returns every open recall on that specific vehicle — not just the campaigns that apply generally to the nameplate. Open recalls can be added at any time, so re-checking before a long trip or before buying a used Lakota is a sensible habit.

Question 4

What should I do if my Lakota is under a 'park it' advisory?

Accepted Answer

NHTSA issues a 'do not drive' or 'park outside' advisory when a defect poses an imminent safety risk (often airbag inflators or fire hazards). If your Lakota is covered by one of these advisories, stop driving it, park it outside structures, and contact your nearest authorized Lakota dealer to arrange a tow-in repair at no cost to you.

Lakota models with recalls