» Posted January 19, 2022 Resources
U.S. auto safety regulators are reportedly ramping up a series of investigations into engine problems and car fires in a variety of Hyundai and Kia vehicles. The probes cover more than 3 million vehicles from model years 2011 to 2016, according to the Detroit Free Press. NHTSA has received at least 161 complaints about engine failure or car fires, the news outlet reports.
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» Posted January 17, 2022 Resources
Some 4 million Jeep, Ram, Dodge and Fiat and Alfa Romeo vehicles are getting a new emergency feature through and over the air software update. The cars will soon be able to receive alerts when they near an emergency vehicle with its flashers lit, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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» Posted January 14, 2022 Resources
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 300,000 Audi sport utility vehicles because of an engine defect that increases the risk of a crash, the carmaker recently told federal regulators.
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» Posted January 12, 2022 Resources
An ongoing car shortage is bad news for auto buyers looking to save some cash by opting for a used set of wheels.
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» Posted January 10, 2022 Resources
It appears that General Motors is revving up to bring back the Buick Electra, this time as an electric sport utility vehicle.
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» Posted January 7, 2022 Resources
Some Ford F-150 pickup owners will soon be asked to bring their trucks in to fix a defect that could put everyone on the road at risk.
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» Posted January 5, 2022 Resources
Electric truck and sport utility vehicle buyers looking to get more bang per charge are going to have to keep waiting for new long-range offerings from startup Rivian.
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» Posted January 3, 2022 Resources
A strong year for Tesla ended on a sour note as the company announced in late December that it is recalling nearly half a million cars over a pair of defects.
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» 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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