» Posted October 16, 2023 Resources
Some Alfa Romeo sport utility vehicles are being called back across the country because of a defect that could cause them to go up in flames.
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» Posted October 13, 2023 Resources
The luxury electric carmaker has trimmed price tags by $10,000 for its popular Model X and Model S vehicles. What buyers need to know, however, is that the cheaper versions come with less battery power and acceleration.
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» Posted October 11, 2023 Resources
The Korean automaker is calling back more than 319,000 cars, it recently told federal regulators. The vehicles’ trunk latches can crack, preventing trunks from being opened from the inside.
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» Posted October 9, 2023 Resources
Ford’s already extensive and still growing list of recent recalls highlights defects that pose real safety risks on roads across the country. They are also taking a chunk out of the automaker’s bottom line.
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» Posted October 6, 2023 Resources
Subaru is calling back more cars, again over a serious defect that could be a recipe for disaster on the road.
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» Posted October 4, 2023 Resources
The American automaker recently announced that it is calling back nearly 19,000 Super Duty trucks. Camera displays may not properly function in some 2023 trucks equipped with a Pro Trailer Hitch Assist feature, Ford told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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» Posted September 29, 2023 Resources
Add Mazda to the list of major automakers calling back cars over malfunctioning rearview cameras.
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» Posted September 27, 2023 Resources
The Korean auto brands are once again calling back tens of thousands of vehicles. Once again, the cars are at risk of going up in flames and the automakers are urging owners to park their vehicles outside until they can be fixed.
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» Posted September 25, 2023 Resources
Nissan is recalling some 236,000 vehicles over a steering problem that increases the risk of accidents for drivers and passengers in the cars and everyone else on the road with them.
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» Posted September 22, 2023 Resources
Toyota recently told federal regulators that some 168,000 of the Japanese automaker’s vehicles have a serious defect that poses a real threat to drivers, passengers and others on the road.
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