Ford Recalls More Than 260,000 Pickup Trucks

» Posted January 20, 2020 • Resources

Tailgates are probably not the first thing that pickup truck buyers look at when deciding on a vehicle, but a new Ford recall shows how important it is that they be in good, working order.

McLaren Drives Away From Electric Vehicles

» Posted January 17, 2020 • Resources

Luxury sports car manufacturer McLaren is set to roll out its first hybrid vehicle by the end of the year. Chief Executive Officer Mike Flewitt recently told the Detroit Free Press, however, that the company has no interest in making a completely electric, plug-in vehicle.

General Motors Pushes Back New Electric Vehicle

» Posted January 15, 2020 • Resources

General Motors is delaying the unveiling of a secret new electric vehicle, blaming a recent employee strike for slowing down progress on the project.

Mercedes Hit With Up to a $20 Million Bill Over Recall Snafus

» Posted January 13, 2020 • Resources

Mercedes will have to pay up for failing to hit certain safety recall deadlines. The German automaker has agreed to pay $13 million to resolve a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigation. Mercedes also pledged to fork over another $7 million if it does not comply with the terms of that deal.

BMW Wants a Second Look at SUV Child Seat Attachments

» Posted January 10, 2020 • Resources

When you are traveling with precious cargo, it is important to make sure that everything is well secured. BMW is recalling nearly 33,000 sport utility vehicles because of a defect that may make it more difficult to strap in child seats.

Subaru Recalls 250,000 Cars Over Engine Problem

» Posted January 8, 2020 • Resources

Subaru is recalling a quarter of a million vehicles because of an engine problem that could cause the cars to suddenly lose power.

Some Volvo Car Doors Have a Mind of Their Own

» Posted January 6, 2020 • Resources

Volvo is recalling nearly 150,000 cars because of a defect that could cause the vehicle’s doors to open unexpectedly while the car is moving. The company says that poses a safety hazard.

Ford Ordered to Pay Thousands Over Faulty Focus Transmission

» Posted December 30, 2019 • Resources

A federal judge in California recently ordered the company to pay $23,000 to the owners of a 2014 Focus for violating the state’s lemon law. The couple said they stopped driving the car – although they continued to make lease payments – because of safety concerns related to the car’s transmission.

AutoNation Said to Be Selling Recalled Vehicles

» Posted December 27, 2019 • Resources

AutoNation, the largest car retailer in the U.S., has been selling recalled cars to unsuspecting buyers, according to a recent report from a watchdog group.

BMW Tinkering With Hydrogen-Powered SUV

» Posted December 23, 2019 • Resources

The world’s largest car manufacturers have long been tinkering with alternative sources of fuel as a way to meet tightening environmental standards and climate conscious customers’ needs. Now BMW is looking at a new way to go electric.

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