The headliners in a couple of 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokees had begun smoking and in a few cases started a fire. The NHTSA has begun a preliminary investigation into these incidents but it is unclear at this time what has caused these incidents. There are over 145,000 vehicles that could be affected but it is uncertain where the issue lies. One common trend in the reports is that it generally occurs near the passenger sun visor. If you or anyone you know owns a Grand Cherokee and you see smoke coming from the headliner, stop the car immediately and have it towed to a reputable Jeep dealer. We continue to work with Jeep to provide the best service on all models and if you want us to check your vehicle, bring it to Fred Martin Superstore. There is no recall as of this time, but make sure to stay up to date on this information here or on our Twitter feed.
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