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This statistic displays car sales relative to how many cars were recalled by various car manufacturers in the United States between 1985 and . General Motors (GM) sold around million cars and recalled some **** million units. This figure translates into a moderate recall rate of ****. That said, North America's largest automaker recalled a record number of vehicles between January and ****, including over * Chevy Cobalt vehicles. Flaws in the Cobalt have been linked to a number of accidents and at least ** deaths between 2005 and 2014. A lower recall rate can indicate better manufacturing or quality control and has become a primary issue in the automotive industry. Worldwide, General Motors recalled a staggering **** million vehicles between ** and ****. In addition to that, GM confirmed another recall of cars in ****, including Cadillac XTS vehicles and Chevrolet Impala sedans, which have been linked to increased fire risk. This latest recall issue is GM's **** recall campaign in 2014. That year, the number of cars sold in the USA came to around *** million units.