» Posted September 25, 2020 Resources
If a major car manufacturer is willing to cheat emissions tests and lie to regulators, what does that say about how the company treats the people who drive its cars?
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» Posted September 23, 2020 Resources
The results are in and they are not so good if you are Ford or General Motors. The companies’ customer satisfaction rates have steadily declined over the last five years, according to a new study from the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Customer satisfaction for Ford drivers fell by 5 percent over that time period, while GM’s satisfaction rate dropped by 4 percent.
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» Posted September 21, 2020 Resources
Car owners, unfortunately, are often faced with a wide variety of defects. From malfunctioning headlights to stalling issues, these problems can pose a serious safety hazard. Recently, a group of Hyundai owners noticed a different type of issue with their cars: an offensive odor.
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» Posted September 18, 2020 Resources
Honda has agreed to pay some $85 million to states across the country in an effort to close another chapter in the long-running saga over fatally defective Takata airbags.
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» Posted September 16, 2020 Resources
Ford is recalling a limited number of Explorers and Aviators over a seat torque problem that the company says could prevent side airbags from working properly.
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» Posted September 14, 2020 Resources
When you get behind the wheel - or in a passenger seat - of a motor vehicle, you want to be pretty confident that the brakes are working.
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» Posted September 11, 2020 Resources
Windshield wipers are definitely a must for anyone hitting the road. Still, defects with the blades that keep drivers’ viewing area clear probably are not the first thing that comes to mind when a car maker recalls tens of thousands of vehicles because of a problem the company says could cause crashes.
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» Posted September 9, 2020 Resources
As cars become increasingly dependent on technology, technological defects like software bugs become more of a threat to driver and passenger safety. A new recall from Honda is just the latest example.
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» Posted September 4, 2020 Resources
Adjustable pedals are a great way to ensure that people of all heights can effectively drive their vehicles. As long as the pedals actually work.
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» Posted September 2, 2020 Resources
It is safe to say that auto manufacturers and government regulators do not exactly have the car recall notification process down to an exact science. Often, car owners first learn from news reports that their vehicles are being called back for serious defects that can pose a significant threat. And car buyers are typically left to dig through recall records on their own if they want to know whether a specific vehicle has been the subject of a recall.
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