» Posted September 1, 2021 Resources
A range of vehicles across BMW, Rolls Royce and Toyota brands are being recalled because of a defect that could put child passengers at risk. A faulty seat belt component makes it difficult to install child car seats in some 21,000 recalled vehicles, according to Consumer Reports. That makes car seats less secure in the event of an accident.
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» Posted August 27, 2021 Resources
The Ford Bronco is making its long-awaited return as the popular sport-utility vehicles began rolling off of factory lines and onto owners’ driveways.
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» Posted August 25, 2021 Resources
Volvo is asking some 85,000 car owners to bring their vehicles to a local dealer for a second look.
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» Posted August 23, 2021 Resources
Porsche is recalling more than 10,000 Taycan electric vehicles over concerns that a software glitch could cause the cars to unexpectedly lose power, increasing the risk of a crash.
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» Posted August 20, 2021 Resources
Months after Volvo announced an ambitious plan to pull the plug on gas-powered vehicles, Volvo is providing some more information about how it plans to reach that goal.
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» Posted August 18, 2021 Resources
Tesla is recalling more than 285,000 vehicles in China, citing risks related to their autopilot systems.
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» Posted August 16, 2021 Resources
Ford Motor Co. wants another look at some 36,000 Lincoln Aviator sport utility vehicles, citing a defect that the company says could cause the cars to go up in flames.
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» Posted August 13, 2021 Resources
Ford Motor Co. is recalling a slew of Explorer sport utility vehicles over a defect that appears to have already proved hazardous.
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» Posted August 11, 2021 Resources
BMW is taking another crack at giving the popular 2021 M550i xDrive sports sedan a little more pep in its step.
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» Posted August 9, 2021 Resources
The company is recalling nearly 350,000 vehicles, citing a software problem that could cause backup camera screens to go blank. The recalled cars’ MBUX software is not up to current standards, the company recently told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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