Amid all the vehicle recalls we have heard about in the past year comes a new recall, but this time it’s not from Toyota.

According to Arkansas Matters, General Motors is recalling many 2009 and 2010 models of SUV crossover vehicles due to seatbelt damages that render the vehicles Arkansas defective products.

Included in the recall are Chevy Traverse, Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, and Saturn Outlook, all of which contain seatbelts on the second row that may appear to be latched when they are not, causing these vehicles to contain Arkansas defective products.

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Toyota gave consumers a scare with its Arkansas defective products earlier this year. Problems with accelerators on many Toyota vehicles caused many of them to be recalled because consumers were at risk for Arkansas defective product injuries and Arkansas auto accidents.

However, the government states, according to Arkansas Democrat Gazette, that Toyota has found no new sources of Arkansas defective products in their vehicles.

About 9.5 million vehicles have been recalled for containing defective products since October.

However, officials find no more defective products in the vehicles.

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