Kia Sorento Fire Risk Prompts Recall of Older SUVs

» Posted February 19, 2024 • Resources

Kia is calling back some 80,000 older Sorento Sport utility vehicles, citing possible engine fires.

Fire Risks Prompt New Honda CR-V Hybrid Recall

» Posted February 16, 2024 • Resources

Honda is calling back more than 100,000 hybrid CR-V sport utility vehicles, citing possible car fires.

These Mercedes-Benz Cars Could Lose Power on the Road

» Posted February 12, 2024 • Resources

Some 80,000 Mercedes-Benz cars are at risk of losing power unexpectedly, the German automaker recently told regulators in the U.S.

Toyota Airbags May Not Work Properly, Automaker Tells Safety Agency

» Posted February 9, 2024 • Resources

Toyota is calling back more than one million vehicles across the U.S., citing possible problems with airbags.

Rivian Recalls High-End Electric SUVs Over Faulty Park Function

» Posted February 7, 2024 • Resources

Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian is calling back nearly 8,000 cars because they may continue to move after a driver releases the accelerator pedal.

Another Major Tesla Recall, This Time Over Assisted-Driving in China

» Posted February 5, 2024 • Resources

Tesla is recalling nearly every single vehicle the company has sold in China, the latest chapter in the ongoing saga over the automaker’s controversial driver-assist technology.

New Audi SUV Recall Prompted by Shoddy Airbags

» Posted February 2, 2024 • Resources

Audi is calling back about 1,000 sport utility vehicles across the country over malfunctioning airbags.

Honda Recalls 4.5 Million Cars, Citing Fuel Pump Defect

» Posted January 31, 2024 • Resources

Honda is recalling some 4.5 million cars worldwide, citing faulty fuel pumps that could cause havoc on the road.

Ford is King of Recalls…Again

» Posted January 26, 2024 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. has retained its hold on a dubious crown: The automaker issued more safety recalls in the U.S. than any other car manufacturer last year.

Ram Pickups Recalled Over Headlight, Turn Signal Snafus

» Posted January 24, 2024 • Resources

Chrysler is calling back more than 142,000 Ram pickup trucks, citing problems with high-beam headlights and turn signals.

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