The Yamaha Golf Car has issued a recall of its Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTV). The company is also recalling the Yamaha Golf Car with model year 2023 and the Umax. The move will affect around 11,000 units of its vehicles.

The company reportedly found an issue with the accelerator. The accelerator spring could become dislodged. When this happens, the accelerator pedal will not go back to the default resting position. It could cause the PTV or cart to crash. This could result in injuries or fatalities.

Yamaha hasn’t received any reports of injuries caused by this issue.

What are the Affected Products?

Yamaha is recalling the 2023 Golf Car and the Personal vehicles. These come in a wide array of colors, like blue and green. Orange and white models were also offered.

Consumers can see the model name on both sides of the vehicle. They can find the serial number on the frame under the operator’s seat.

These vehicles were all sold at Yamaha Golf Car dealerships. They were also offered by distributors around the country. The models were available from August 2022 to March 2023. They retailed anywhere from $6,200 to $9,700.

What Can Consumers Do?

Yamaha is advising vehicle owners to stop using the recalled golf car, PTV, and Umax models. They should also contact the company for a free inspection. They will also repair said vehicles for free.

The company will contact all the known buyers of the recalled models.

Vehicle owners can call Yamaha’s toll-free number at 866-747-4027. The company is open from 8:30 AM to 5 PM (ET) Mondays to Fridays. The code for this recall is 23-77.

Consumers can also checkhttps://yamahagolfcar.com/ for more information.