» Posted March 13, 2024 Resources
Toyota recently issued a dire warning about faulty airbags in some 50,000 vehicles. The cars should not hit the road again until the safety devices are fixed or replaced, according to the company. That is because the airbags could explode, sending harmful shrapnel flying inside the cars and increasing the risk of accidents and injuries.
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» Posted March 11, 2024 Resources
Car roofs are supposed to protect people inside their vehicles not create safety hazards for everyone else on the road.
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» Posted March 8, 2024 Resources
Nissan is calling back more than 57,000 Leaf electric vehicles for a rearview camera defect that has already caused the company to recall other models.
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» Posted March 6, 2024 Resources
General Motors is recalling some 820,000 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks over faulty tailgates, the company recently told federal vehicle safety regulators.
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» Posted March 4, 2024 Resources
Federal vehicle safety regulators recently launched an investigation into California automaker Fisker over complaints about its Ocean electric sport utility vehicle.
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» Posted February 29, 2024 Resources
Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 16,000 sport utility vehicles because of a headlight snafu, the luxury automaker recently told federal regulators.
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» Posted February 23, 2024 Resources
This time, the electric vehicle manufacturer is calling back some 2.2 million vehicles because the font size on a warning lights panel is too small. That makes the cars non-compliant with federal safety standards, according to U.S. regulators.
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» Posted February 21, 2024 Resources
Some Lamborghini owners will soon be notified that their luxury sports cars are being recalled, the Italian automaker recently told U.S. regulators.
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» Posted February 19, 2024 Resources
Kia is calling back some 80,000 older Sorento Sport utility vehicles, citing possible engine fires.
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» Posted February 16, 2024 Resources
Honda is calling back more than 100,000 hybrid CR-V sport utility vehicles, citing possible car fires.
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