» Posted June 26, 2024 Resources
Kia is yet again issuing a car recall over defects that could cause vehicle fires. This time, the company is calling back more than 2,200 Niro sport utility vehicles. High voltage battery safety plugs could overheat and melt, which can cause the SUVs to stall or catch fire, Kia recently told federal regulators.
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» Posted June 24, 2024 Resources
Mercedes-Benz is recalling some 15,000 electric cars due to a software snafu that poses a serious safety threat to everyone on the road.
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» Posted June 21, 2024 Resources
Ford Motor Co. is calling back more than 8,100 new Mustangs, citing fire risks. The manual-transmission cars’ clutch pressure lines could melt after contacting hot exhaust parts, Ford recently told federal vehicle safety regulators. That, in turn, could cause them to leak brake fluid.
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» Posted June 19, 2024 Resources
Jaguar Land Rover is calling back certain Range Rover sport utility vehicles for the second time over problems with backup cameras.
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» Posted June 17, 2024 Resources
Kia is calling back nearly half a million Telluride sport utility vehicles over a defect that could cause the cars to catch fire. It is also telling owners to park their vehicles outside until the defect is addressed.
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» Posted June 14, 2024 Resources
Millions of vehicles are still equipped with faulty Takata airbags, a decade after the safety devices were recalled after being linked to injuries and deaths.
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» Posted June 12, 2024 Resources
Stellantis is calling back more than 211,000 pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, citing a defect that could impact stability control.
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» Posted June 10, 2024 Resources
Tesla recently got some good news from federal vehicle safety regulators, even as concerns about the electric automaker’s cars continue to pile up.
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» Posted June 7, 2024 Resources
General Motors recently announced a new recall covering some 820,000 pickup trucks that are not up to snuff when it comes to federal vehicle safety standards.
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» Posted June 5, 2024 Resources
Hyundai is recalling more than 13,500 vehicles over a defect that puts them at risk of accidents, according to the automaker.
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