Mazda Has Electric Vehicle Plans for the U.S.

» Posted January 13, 2021 • Resources

Count Mazda among the global auto manufacturers increasingly shifting their focus to electric cars. The Japanese automaker recently announced that it is bringing its MX-30 crossover sport utility vehicle stateside. The vehicle, Mazda’s first electric offering in the U.S., will be available as both a fully electric model and a series plug-in-hybrid, which will feature a rotary-engine extender.

GM Warns of Seatbelt Defect in 600,000 SUVs and Trucks

» Posted January 11, 2021 • Resources

General Motors is recalling nearly 625,000 trucks and sport utility vehicles over a seatbelt snafu that could cause passengers to be injured, the company recently announced.

Ford Recalls Explorers, Aviators, E-Series Vans

» Posted January 8, 2021 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. has issued recalls for more than 34,000 vehicles over a variety of safety issues. Ford is recalling some 33,000 E-series vans because of a defect that could cause engine covers to become too hot, the company recently announced.

Honda Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Defects

» Posted January 6, 2021 • Resources

While 2020 was a challenging year on many fronts across the country and around the globe, one thing that remained constant is that the world’s largest auto manufacturers once again recalled millions of vehicles for serious defects that put people’s safety at risk.

Ford to Shift Warranty Repair Costs to Suppliers

» Posted January 4, 2021 • Resources

There is a new sheriff in town at Ford Motors and he wants the American automaker to cut costs by shifting more of the burden to suppliers for warranty repairs.

Covid-19 Could Slow Car Production for General Motors

» Posted December 30, 2020 • Resources

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the auto industry as economic uncertainty and stay at home orders largely sapped the demand for new and used vehicles over much of the year. The pandemic appears to also be stifling the process of making new cars.

These Cars Get the Worst ‘Real Life’ Miles Per Gallon

» Posted December 28, 2020 • Resources

Car buyers take a number of factors into account in deciding which vehicle to purchase, from affordability and reliability to driver assist technology and racing stripes (at least for some of us).

Honda Gives the Civic a Makeover

» Posted December 25, 2020 • Resources

Honda is updating the next generation of Civic sedans, freshening up the popular cars that the Japanese auto manufacturer has been churning out since the early 1970s.

Mazda Named Most Reliable Car Brand by Consumer Reports

» Posted December 23, 2020 • Resources

Mazda might not be the first car brand name that comes to mind when many drivers think about car value and reliability, but the company is getting high marks from Consumer Reports.

Automated Driving Tech is a Safety Hazard, Study Says

» Posted December 21, 2020 • Resources

Driver-assist technology is supposed to make the job of being behind the wheel safer and easier. But a new study shows that drivers are getting far too comfortable with partially automated driving systems.

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Mazda Has Electric Vehicle Plans for the U.S.

GM Warns of Seatbelt Defect in 600,000 SUVs and Trucks

Ford Recalls Explorers, Aviators, E-Series Vans

Honda Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Defects

Ford to Shift Warranty Repair Costs to Suppliers

Covid-19 Could Slow Car Production for General Motors

These Cars Get the Worst ‘Real Life’ Miles Per Gallon

Honda Gives the Civic a Makeover

Mazda Named Most Reliable Car Brand by Consumer Reports

Automated Driving Tech is a Safety Hazard, Study Says

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