» Posted June 15, 2026 Resources
Nissan is warning Kicks drivers that their speedometer displays may stop working. The automaker is recalling nearly 52,000 subcompact sport utility vehicles because of the snafu. It blames a “software logic error” in the vehicles’ combimeters.
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» Posted June 12, 2026 Resources
Jeep is recalling more than 400,000 Grand Cherokee sport utility vehicles due to a defect in their side airbags, the carmaker recently announced.
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» Posted June 10, 2026 Resources
Kia is again recalling Telluride sport utility vehicles because of a seatbelt defect. The automaker is calling back more than 6,000 new SUVs because their driver’s side seatbelts might fail to extend. Kia told federal regulators that a sensor problem is to blame.
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» Posted June 8, 2026 Resources
Subaru is recalling nearly 70,000 Forester sport utility vehicles whose moonroofs could fall off, the automaker recently told regulators.
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» Posted June 5, 2026 Resources
Tesla is calling back nearly 200 Cybertrucks because of a defect that the automaker says could cause the vehicles’ wheels to fall off.
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» Posted June 3, 2026 Resources
Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 150,000 cars due to a problem with their digital information panels.
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» Posted May 29, 2026 Resources
Stellantis is recalling about 13,000 Ram pickup trucks, citing a problem involving their tires.
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» Posted May 27, 2026 Resources
Some six months after Toyota recalled 55,000 Sienna minivans for defective seats, the automaker is accused of slow-playing the fix.
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» Posted May 25, 2026 Resources
Ford is recalling nearly 200,000 vehicles, citing a defect that could impact their front seats.
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» Posted May 22, 2026 Resources
Hyundai is calling back more than 400,000 sport utility vehicles over a scary software problem that could cause the vehicles to brake unexpectedly.
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