» Posted March 25, 2026 Resources
Global automaker Stellantis has a dire warning for people who drive some of its cars: stop driving the vehicles until they are fixed.
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» Posted March 23, 2026 Resources
Hyundai is recalling certain Palisade sport utility vehicles and warning dealers to stop selling the cars following the tragic death of a child.
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» Posted March 20, 2026 Resources
A federal auto safety agency recently launched an investigation into a 2025 General Motors recall.
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» Posted March 18, 2026 Resources
Toyota is recalling a small number of Highlander sport utility vehicles due to a serious seatbelt problem.
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» Posted March 16, 2026 Resources
Toyota is calling back more than 140,000 Prius electric vehicles, the automaker recently announced. The cars’ rear doors may not correctly lock and may accidentally open due to water damage, according to Toyota. Faulty electrical switches are to blame for the snafu, the automaker told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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» Posted March 13, 2026 Resources
Volvo is calling back more than 40,000 EX30 sport utility vehicles, citing fire risks. The electric SUVs’ battery packs may overheat, Volvo recently told federal auto safety regulators. That could cause them to short-circuit and catch fire.
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» Posted March 11, 2026 Resources
BMW is recalling roughly 60,000 vehicles due to an air conditioning system defect that could increase the risk of fires.
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» Posted March 9, 2026 Resources
Ford is recalling more than 400,000 Explorer sport utility vehicles, citing a defect that could cause drivers to lose control. The SUVs’ rear suspension’s toe links may fracture over time, the automaker recently told federal regulators. If a toe link breaks, it can significantly affect vehicle handling and pose safety hazards.
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» Posted March 3, 2026 Resources
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has closed a years-long investigation into nearly 7.4 million vehicles produced by Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and other brands, without requiring a recall.
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» Posted March 2, 2026 Resources
Faulty brakes in nearly 16,000 Transit vans could stop working at any time, Ford told federal regulators. The automaker is warning owners to stop driving their vehicles until the problem is fixed.
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