Engine/Turbocharger Failure
turbocharger, turbo hose, engine bearings
$4,100
Source-linkedVerify source — NHTSA complaint #11749699In August 2025 the engine shut off while driving on the highway; the dealership replaced the turbo hose. A subsequent check engine light appeared in July 2026, and after three days the dealership diagnosed a failed turbocharger requiring replacement. The owner believes engine bearing issues and low oil pressure related to an incomplete recall caused the turbocharger to fail. The dealership refused to cover the $4,100 repair under the extended 10-year/120k-mile warranty, claiming the vehicle was 9,000 miles over the basic warranty and that the turbocharger is not part of the long block.
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Engine/Turbocharger Failure
turbocharger, turbo hose, engine bearings
$4,100
Months until failure
Not stated
Repair cost
$4,100
Repaired
No
Manufacturer warranty
No
Extended warranty
No
Support helpful
No
Would recommend
No
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85%
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