The recall includes more than 414,000 Jeep Liberty, Chrysler 200 and Dodge Avenger vehicles in the U.S. in the 2012 and 2013 model years.
In two separate actions, the automaker will address concerns related to airbags and active head restraints.
Chrysler Group announces it will comply with NHTSA's Jeep recall request, reversing an earlier position.
Chrysler says it does not agree with the federal agency's initial conclusions about the safety of the vehicles' fuel system.
The all-new Cherokee replaces the outgoing Jeep Liberty, and features up to 45% better fuel economy compared to the outgoing model, a new aerodynamic design, three four-wheel-drive system choices, new advanced safety systems and a range of new technology features.
According to a Chrysler spokesperson, the 2014 model-year Jeep Cherokee is a replacement for the Jeep Liberty. The all-new SUV will officially debut at the New York International Auto Show in March.
Consumer Reports says Subaru gave the second-generation Forester a more modern SUV look, but its real changes are found beneath its skin.
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