» Posted February 13, 2026 Resources
Audi and Porsche drivers may want to check if their cars are part of a new safety recall.
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» Posted February 11, 2026 Resources
Toyota is calling back more than 50,000 Camry hybrid sedans because of a defect that could cause the cars to lose power and go up in flames.
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» Posted February 9, 2026 Resources
Genesis is warning federal regulators and G90 drivers about a spooky problem with the vehicles’ highway driving assist systems.
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» Posted February 6, 2026 Resources
Ford is threatening to once again take the crown as the most recalled automaker this year.
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» Posted February 4, 2026 Resources
More than 27,000 Audi vehicles’ seatbelts may not properly lock when child seats are installed, according to Audi parent company Volkswagen. The company spotted the problem during an internal audit in September, VW told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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» Posted February 2, 2026 Resources
A group of U.S. lawmakers is putting a spotlight on Amazon for selling cars with open safety recalls.
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» Posted January 30, 2026 Resources
Nearly 20,000 Rivian pickups and sport utility vehicles have defective rear suspension toe link joints, the automaker recently told federal regulators. The problem, which Rivian said prompted it to change service procedures, could make the cars harder to control if they encounter small bumps or changes in road surfaces.
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» Posted January 28, 2026 Resources
Toyota is calling back a small number of Highlander sport utility vehicles because of a serious problem with seatbelts.
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» Posted January 26, 2026 Resources
Lamborghini is calling back Uru sport utility vehicles because of a software issue impacting rearview cameras.
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» Posted January 23, 2026 Resources
Ford is recalling a small number of vehicles, citing a software problem that could cause the cars to unexpectedly slip into neutral.
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