GM Calls Back Full-Size SUVs for Fuel Pump Issue

» Posted November 26, 2021 • Resources

Nearly 15,000 GM sport utility vehicle drivers may be at increased risk of a crash because of a fuel pump defect, the company recently told federal regulators.

Ford Wants More Buyers to Take 84-Month Loans

» Posted November 24, 2021 • Resources

Shrinking supply has made it tough (and more expensive) for car shoppers to get their hands on new and used vehicles. At the same time, Ford Motor Co. is looking to make it easier for buyers to get certain types of loans.

Toyota Land Cruisers Defects Mean Nightmares for Sleepless Neighbors

» Posted November 22, 2021 • Resources

When vehicles are defective, they usually pose the biggest risk to drivers, passengers and everyone else on the road. A recently discovered problem with certain Toyota Land Cruisers, however, has those car owners’ neighbors bearing the brunt of it with sleepless nights.

GM Sees Surge in Demand for Large SUVs

» Posted November 19, 2021 • Resources

This year has been a tough one for GM and other major auto manufacturers. The ongoing semiconductor chip shortage has zapped what was supposed to be a big bounceback in car sales that stalled early in the pandemic.

Toyota Scrambles to Play Catch Up on Lost Production

» Posted November 17, 2021 • Resources

The global semiconductor shortage has posed a real hurdle for carmakers looking to turn the corner on a couple of slow years caused by the pandemic. Toyota is reportedly ready to start making up for lost time before the end of the year.

Laser Sensors Could Change Driving in the U.S.

» Posted November 15, 2021 • Resources

Electric vehicle startup Lucid says its new car will be the first in the country to come with lidar, according to Bloomberg News. The laser sensor system, which uses beams to map the surroundings, is key to enabling driverless travel.

Volvo is All About Electric Vehicles as it Looks to Go Public

» Posted November 12, 2021 • Resources

Swedish car manufacturer Volvo is set to go public. Its pitch to investors is that it is high time to pull the plug on gas-powered vehicles. The company is preparing to be listed on the Nasdaq in Stockholm, according to Autoweek. Volvo is reportedly looking to raise $2.9 billion to help fund its pledge to make its entire lineup electric-only by 2030.

Hyundai Sonata: Five Recalls, One Car

» Posted November 10, 2021 • Resources

Hyundai recently recalled some 2016 Sonata Hybrid vehicles over a defect that the company says causes turn signals to malfunction. That marks the fifth time that the cars have been recalled in the five years since they started hitting the road, Jalopnik reports.

Chevy Bolt Buyers Are Selling Back Their Cars Over Fire Risks

» Posted November 8, 2021 • Resources

The ongoing nightmare for Chevy Bolt owners who fear their cars could burst into flames at any moment has some looking to ditch their cars altogether.

Flying Roof Risk Sparks Ford Mustang Electric SUV Recall

» Posted November 5, 2021 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. recently informed some 18,000 electric sport utility vehicle owners that their cars’ windshields and roofs could fly off unexpectedly, increasing the risk of a crash.

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GM Calls Back Full-Size SUVs for Fuel Pump Issue

Ford Wants More Buyers to Take 84-Month Loans

Toyota Land Cruisers Defects Mean Nightmares for Sleepless Neighbors

GM Sees Surge in Demand for Large SUVs

Toyota Scrambles to Play Catch Up on Lost Production

Laser Sensors Could Change Driving in the U.S.

Volvo is All About Electric Vehicles as it Looks to Go Public

Hyundai Sonata: Five Recalls, One Car

Chevy Bolt Buyers Are Selling Back Their Cars Over Fire Risks

Flying Roof Risk Sparks Ford Mustang Electric SUV Recall

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