» Posted October 27, 2025 Resources
Ford is continuing to cement its reputation as king of the recalls. The auto manufacturer recently announced that it is calling back more than 1.4 million vehicles for faulty rearview cameras. The move spans over 50 different models.
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» Posted October 24, 2025 Resources
A new recall by Porsche highlights a serious defect that puts anyone in the cars or sharing the road with them at risk.
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» Posted October 22, 2025 Resources
Chevrolet, a brand of General Motors, is recalling about 23,000 electric sport utility vehicles due to a problem with their pedestrian alert systems.
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» Posted October 20, 2025 Resources
A new investigation highlights safety risks for certain Chrysler Pacific minivans. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is looking into reports of electric power steering problems in some 287,000 minivans.
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» Posted October 17, 2025 Resources
Nissan is once again calling back electric Leaf sport utility vehicles over fire risks. The automaker is recalling more than 19,000 vehicles whose batteries could catch fire while rapidly charging, Nissan recently told federal regulators. The batteries may have excessive lithium deposits inside their battery cells, increasing electrical resistance during charging.
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» Posted October 15, 2025 Resources
Toyota is recalling about 6,000 Tacoma pickup trucks due to a defect in certain four-wheel-drive models.
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» Posted October 13, 2025 Resources
Federal regulators recently opened an investigation into Kia’s recall of more than 137,000 sport utility vehicles.
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» Posted October 10, 2025 Resources
The headaches continue for Ford Ranger pickup truck owners. Ford recently recalled certain Rangers for the third time in just four months. The company says side curtain airbags could tear when deploying in more than 100,000 trucks.
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» Posted October 8, 2025 Resources
Kia is recalling certain Sorrento sport utility vehicles because of a serious safety risk. A heating, ventilation and air conditioning defect in some 39,000 SUVs may increase the risk of fires, according to the automaker. Specifically, the vehicles' blower motor wiring harness could overheat and catch fire.
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» Posted October 6, 2025 Resources
BMW called back 350,000 cars over two separate fire risks in the span of one week, instructing some drivers to park outside until a defect is fixed.
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