» Posted January 25, 2023 Resources
Audi is recalling some 50,000 cars that the auto manufacturer says could lose power unexpectedly and without warning.
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» Posted January 23, 2023 Resources
The Korean auto manufacturer is calling back more than 27,000 Niro sport utility vehicles for the second time, according to Consumer Reports. Dealerships tasked with fixing the vehicles the first time around “may not have properly repaired a hybrid powertrain component that could cause a fire if it fails,” the news outlet says.
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» Posted January 20, 2023 Resources
Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than half a million sport utility vehicles over a defect that could cause the cars to go up in flames.
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» Posted January 18, 2023 Resources
The luxury electric vehicle manufacturer is recalling some 40,000 cars around the globe, NBC reports. The vehicles are at risk of losing the power steering assist function without warning.
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» Posted January 16, 2023 Resources
Some Honda pickup truck owners may want to get their vehicles inspected before hitting the road.
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» Posted January 13, 2023 Resources
Tesla fans pining to get behind the wheel of the electric vehicle manufacturer’s new Cybertuck will have to wait a little while longer.
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» Posted January 11, 2023 Resources
Supply chain issues continue to haunt manufacturers of all stripes, including major automakers.
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» Posted January 9, 2023 Resources
Even the highest-end car manufacturers are not above supply chain problems. Just ask Aston Martin. The British luxury sports car company is blaming supply chain snarls for slumping sales and worse-than-expected financials, Reuters reports.
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» Posted January 6, 2023 Resources
The anti-lock brake system module in some 44,000 Santa Fe sport utility vehicles could malfunction, the automaker recently told federal regulators. That could cause an electrical short, leading to fires, the company added.
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» Posted January 4, 2023 Resources
Backing up may be a little more difficult for some Lamborghini sedan drivers. The luxury automaker recently announced that it is recalling a limited number of Uru sedans. Lamborghini told federal regulators that a defect might render the display and rearview camera inoperable.
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