» Posted December 31, 2021 Resources
Nissan is the latest major auto manufacturer to bring an electric crossover sport utility vehicle to market, with the Ariya reportedly set to be delivered to buyers in the fall of 2022.
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» Posted December 29, 2021 Resources
Volkswagen’s new eclectic minivan, ID.Buzz, is gaining steam. The German vehicle manufacturer recently teased the new wheels with a short video posted on Twitter. Volkswagen is expected to introduce the ID.Buzz in 2022 and start selling the vans in the U.S. the following year, according to Autoblog.
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» Posted December 27, 2021 Resources
The holidays came early for some BMW electric car buyers. The company started sending new i4 electric cars to customers in Germany some three months early. The battery-powered coupe marks BMW’s first effort to compete with luxury electric vehicles from Tesla and Polestar, according to Autoweek.
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» Posted December 22, 2021 Resources
Some Kia minivan owners are about to hear about a serious problem with their vehicles. The Korean auto manufacturer says defective doors on nearly 3,000 Carnival minivans could fly off while driving, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall covers certain 2022 Carnival vehicles produced between July and October this year.
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» Posted December 20, 2021 Resources
When General Motors said it was bringing back the Hummer, no one imagined the new sport utility vehicles would go easy on buyers’ wallets. However, the electrified versions of the iconic SUVs will save drivers some cash by avoiding fuel pumps.
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» Posted December 17, 2021 Resources
Honda recently announced that it is recalling a variety of sedans, vans and sport utility vehicles because of a defect that makes child seats improperly secured. The company told federal regulators that the automatic locking retractor (ALR) function of the second-row center seatbelt assembly may improperly deactivate.
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» Posted December 15, 2021 Resources
Buying a new or used car is an expensive decision that most people do not take lightly. So it is natural that car buyers expect basic safety devices like airbags to work when they get behind the wheel.
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» Posted December 13, 2021 Resources
Some 230,000 Toyota Camry will soon be alerted by the carmaker that their vehicles may have a serious defect that puts their safety at risk. Toyota says a broken vane cap on the cars’ vacuum pumps could cause the vehicles to suddenly lose power-braking assistance. That, in turn, increases the risk that a defective car causes an accident.
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» Posted December 10, 2021 Resources
A sealing defect could cause recalled vehicles’ hoods to fly open unexpectedly, Honda recently said in documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Specifically, a faulty hood-to-grille gap may allow too much air pressure in and eventually crack the area around the hood latch striker.
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» Posted December 8, 2021 Resources
Federal regulators in the U.S. are investigating the report of a crash involving a Tesla driver who said his vehicle was engaged in “full self-driving” mode at the time of the collision.
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