Volkswagen Says Goodbye to the Passat in the U.S.

» Posted December 18, 2020 • Resources

Volkswagen is pulling the plug on the Passat, at least in the U.S., as car buyer demand continues to shift to crossover sport utility vehicles.

GM Broadens Brake Recall to Include Another 15,000 Vehicles

» Posted December 16, 2020 • Resources

The saga over faulty brakes in popular General Motors pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles recently continued as the American auto manufacturer announced it is expanding the list of the millions of vehicles being recalled.

Tesla Hackers Show Risks of High Tech Cars

» Posted December 14, 2020 • Resources

As new cars become more and more reliant on computers and software, hackers have more ways to mess with those vehicles.

Loose Bolts Equal Fire Risk for Some Volkswagen Owners

» Posted December 11, 2020 • Resources

A new Volkswagen recall is an unfortunate example of how seemingly minor defects can pose serious safety hazards on the road.

Fire Risk Sparks Jeep Grand Cherokee Recall

» Posted December 9, 2020 • Resources

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling more than 34,000 Jeep Grand Cherokee EcoDiesel vehicles because of a defect that could cause engine fires.

GM Recalling 7 Million Cars Over Explosive Airbags

» Posted December 7, 2020 • Resources

General Motors is being forced to recall some 7 million pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles over an airbag defect that has been linked to at least 26 deaths around the world.

Some Chevrolet Bolts at Risk of Battery Fire

» Posted December 4, 2020 • Resources

General Motors is recalling a wide range of Chevrolet Bolt models because the electric vehicles’ high voltage batteries may go up in flames.

Tesla Autopilot Slammed in European Safety Review

» Posted November 27, 2020 • Resources

A new safety review is bad news for Tesla, as concerns grow about the luxury vehicle’s driver-assist function.

Subaru Set to Roll Out Next Generation Coupe

» Posted November 25, 2020 • Resources

The economic downturn and slumping sales posed by the coronavirus pandemic is not stopping Subaru from moving forward with big plans for its next-generation coupe.

Dodge Demon Owners Sue Ford Over Self-Eating Hoods

» Posted November 23, 2020 • Resources

A group of Dodge Demon owners is suing Fiat Chrysler Automobiles over an alleged hood design defect they say is causing the paint to chip away on their cars.

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