Ford Recalls 1.3 Million Cars Whose Brakes Could Fail

» Posted June 7, 2023 • Resources

Ford Motor Co.’s latest major car recall yet again stems from a serious defect that puts the safety of everyone on the road at risk.

Porsche Recalls Carrera GT, Citing Suspension Joint Corrosion

» Posted June 5, 2023 • Resources

Porsche is recalling certain supercars over possible suspension failure, the luxury automaker recently announced.

Honda Recalls 330,000 Vehicles Over Side Mirror Problems

» Posted May 31, 2023 • Resources

Some 330,000 Honda owners will soon be notified that their cars are being recalled over problems with side view mirrors.

Ford Restarts F-150 Lightning Production After Factory Fire

» Posted May 29, 2023 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. is resuming production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup trucks after a five-week shutdown, the auto manufacturer recently announced.

Tesla Model Y SUVs Called Back Over Loose Bolt

» Posted May 26, 2023 • Resources

The company recently announced it is recalling some 3,500 Model Y sport utility vehicles, Reuters reports. A loose seat frame bolt may reduce seatbelt system performance, increasing injury risks during a crash, the automaker recently told federal regulators.

VW Said to Charge Owner $150 to Track Stolen Car With Child Inside

» Posted May 24, 2023 • Resources

A harrowing story involving a hijacked car is yet another example of automakers’ having their priorities completely out of whack.

Older Electric Vehicles May be Forced to Add Noisemakers

» Posted May 22, 2023 • Resources

Federal regulators are growing increasingly concerned about one feature of older electric vehicles: they do not make enough noise.

Ram Trucks Recalled Amid Fire Risk

» Posted May 19, 2023 • Resources

More than 300,000 Ram pickup trucks are being recalled by Stellantis over a potential fire risk.

Subaru to Solterra EV Drivers: Stop Driving

» Posted May 17, 2023 • Resources

Subaru (and the people who drive its cars) has another serious safety problem on its hands.

Exploding Seatbelts Prompt Hyundai Recall

» Posted May 15, 2023 • Resources

Hyundai is calling back some 65,000 Genesis sport utility vehicles and sedans that the Korean automaker says are equipped with seatbelts that could unexpectedly explode.

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Ford Recalls 1.3 Million Cars Whose Brakes Could Fail

Porsche Recalls Carrera GT, Citing Suspension Joint Corrosion

Honda Recalls 330,000 Vehicles Over Side Mirror Problems

Ford Restarts F-150 Lightning Production After Factory Fire

Tesla Model Y SUVs Called Back Over Loose Bolt

VW Said to Charge Owner $150 to Track Stolen Car With Child Inside

Older Electric Vehicles May be Forced to Add Noisemakers

Ram Trucks Recalled Amid Fire Risk

Subaru to Solterra EV Drivers: Stop Driving

Exploding Seatbelts Prompt Hyundai Recall

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