2024 COACHMEN PRISM Complaints and Recall Information

The 2024 COACHMEN PRISM has 0 complaints and 5 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to labeling errors and furnace malfunctions involving potential carbon monoxide risks according to recall data.

There are five recalls affecting different systems mainly involving furnace safety and labeling accuracy. The recalls address risks of carbon monoxide exposure and incorrect cargo capacity information due to faulty labels.

• Furnace burn chamber. NHTSA recall 24V047000 affects 213 units. The furnace may overheat and crack the burn chamber, allowing carbon monoxide to enter the cabin. This creates a serious risk of injury or death. Dealers will install the correct cold air return, grill, and heating ducts at no cost.
• Furnace burn chamber. NHTSA recall 24V050000 covers 111 units. Overheating can crack the furnace burn chamber, causing carbon monoxide intrusion into the cabin. The fix involves installing the correct cold air return grill free of charge. No Do Not Drive or Park Outside advisory applies in these furnace-related recalls.
• Federal Information label. Recall 24V186000 impacts 50 motorhomes. The label may incorrectly state the number of seat belts and cargo carrying capacity. This mislabeling increases the risk of overloading and crash. New labels will be mailed to owners at no charge.
• Federal Placard label. Recall 23V659000 covers 370 Coachmen Prism and Concord vehicles from 2021 through 2024. The placard may misstate seat belt counts, leading to potential vehicle overloading and crash risk. Corrected labels will be provided by dealers at no cost.

Owners facing multiple repairs for safety defects or unresolved recall issues with this vehicle may have protections under state lemon laws. Consulting a legal expert specializing in these matters could help clarify their rights.