2019 DENNIS EAGLE PROVIEW Complaints and Recall Information

The 2019 DENNIS EAGLE PROVIEW has 0 complaints and 10 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to window operation, instrument cluster warnings, and vehicle labeling. There are no individual consumer complaints recorded for this model year.

There are 10 recalls affecting various systems on the vehicle, including electrical components, braking systems, and labeling accuracy. These recalls address defects that could impact vehicle safety and compliance with federal standards.

• Power window malfunction. Recall 22V017000 affects 22 vehicles due to driver or passenger windows that may not open or close properly. This can distract the driver and increase crash risk. Dealers will update the instrument cluster software at no charge. Owner notification letters were sent January 31, 2022.
• False warning lights. Recall 21V941000 involves 22 vehicles with instrument cluster warning lights that falsely indicate exterior light failure. This defect reduces the ability to detect real lighting issues, raising crash risk. Dealers will update the software for free. Notifications were mailed January 31, 2021.
• Incorrect ABS warning light. Recall 21V220000 covers 35 vehicles where the ABS warning light may illuminate incorrectly when brake pads wear out. This may alter driver behavior and increase crash risk. Software updates will be installed free of charge. Owner letters were mailed May 24, 2021.
• Incorrect gross vehicle weight rating. Recall 21V278000 affects 35 vehicles with Incomplete Vehicle Documents listing wrong GVWR. Overloading risk is increased. Dealers will provide corrected documents and labels free of charge. Notification letters went out June 14, 2021.
• Missing owner’s manual. Recall 21V279000 includes 35 vehicles not supplied with a hard copy Quick Reference Guide. Lack of manual access may lead to improper operation and higher crash risk. Dealers will send manuals at no cost. Owners were notified June 13, 2021.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs or unresolved recall issues may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a legal expert can help determine eligibility and next steps.