Feds: ‘Significant Safety Concerns’ Over Ford SUV Fires Recall

» Posted May 31, 2024 • Resources

Federal safety regulators say Ford Motor Co. needs to do more to address fire risks in some of its popular sport utility vehicles.

Alfa Romeo Calls Back Giulia Sedans Over Fuel Leaks

» Posted May 29, 2024 • Resources

Alfa Romeo is recalling high-end Giulia sedans over defects that pose serious safety risks.

Shoddy Airbags Force Subaru to Recall 119,000 Vehicles

» Posted May 27, 2024 • Resources

Subaru is calling back some 119,000 Outback and Legacy vehicles whose airbags may not work.

Ford Transit Connect Vans Called Back for Flying Roofs

» Posted May 24, 2024 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than 1,300 Transit Connect vans over a problem with their panoramic roofs, the automaker recently told federal vehicle safety regulators.

Nissan Sentra Driveshaft Defect Sparks New Recall

» Posted May 22, 2024 • Resources

Nissan is recalling just under 10,000 vehicles in the U.S. because of a defect that could cause the cars to lose power.

New Cadillac XT5s Recalled for Faulty Airbags

» Posted May 20, 2024 • Resources

General Motors is recalling a small number of new Cadillac XT5 sport utility vehicles due to a problem with the airbags that could prove dangerous on the road.

Fires Prompt New Mini Cooper Recall

» Posted May 17, 2024 • Resources

Mini is recalling some 125 Cooper SE vehicles due to a defect that could cause them to stall or spark battery fires.

Ford Recalls 240,000 Maverick Pickups, Citing Tail Lights Issue

» Posted May 15, 2024 • Resources

The recalled trucks’ rear lights may turn off while the vehicles are in use, the company recently told federal vehicle safety regulators. That increases the risk of accidents, Ford also acknowledged.

Tesla Investigated Over Autopilot Recall

» Posted May 13, 2024 • Resources

Federal regulators are ratcheting up the heat on Tesla over concerns about the carmakers’ Autopilot driver assist technology.

Fire Risk Sparks Mercedes-Benz Recall

» Posted May 10, 2024 • Resources

A ground cable defect is to blame for the recall, the automaker recently told federal vehicle safety regulators. The cables may have not been properly tightened under passenger seats, according to Mercedes-Benz.

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