BMW to Charge Drivers for iPhone Connection

» Posted August 14, 2019 • Resources

Want to connect your phone to your car? If you are a BMW driver, it is going to cost you. The German automaker recently announced that it will start charging BMWers $80 a year for access to CarPlay, the Apple system that allows drivers to use their phones safely from behind the wheel. The feature is available on new cars that come with navigation technology.

Subaru Recalls 2019 Legacy and Outbacks

» Posted August 9, 2019 • Resources

Subaru has another weld problem. This time the Japanese automaker wants to take another look at some 2,000 vehicles because of “improperly applied spot welds.”

Volvo Recalls Cars Over Engine Concerns

» Posted August 7, 2019 • Resources

Melting engines are generally a bad thing. So perhaps it is no surprise that Swedish carmaker Volvo has decided to recall some 500,000 vehicles because of concerns that the vehicles’ engines could succumb to heat and even catch fire.

Tesla Has Designs for an Underwater Car

» Posted July 31, 2019 • Resources

Elon Musk has never been shy about dreaming big, whether that means putting people in outer space, shaving several hours off of long train trips or offering to rescue a soccer team stuck in a cave in Thailand. So it was probably not a huge surprise when the Tesla Chief recently announced that he’s been tinkering with the idea of an underwater car.

BMW Has an Airbag Problem

» Posted July 24, 2019 • Resources

BMW wants to take another look at some of its compact cars, thanks to issues with knee airbags.

General Motors Wants Exemption From Takata Airbag Recall

» Posted July 17, 2019 • Resources

Already 41.6 million vehicles have been recalled over faulty Takata airbags in the six years since reports started popping up of people being injured or killed in accidents involving the malfunctioning safety devices. Yet, we continue to see problems related to the airbags, which can explode and send shrapnel hurtling into the air when deployed.

The Hummer May be Back, This Time in an All-Electric Version

» Posted July 10, 2019 • Resources

Remember the Hummer? The behemoth, military-inspired sport utility vehicles roared to popularity in the late 90s and early aughts only to go out with a whimper about a decade later. General Motors wound down the brand in 2010, as the Hummer became a symbol of lots of the things some folks found wrong with American consumerism, the auto industry and the country’s approach to climate change. Less than 10 years later, it turns out the Hummer could be coming back to life.

Jaguar is Last in J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Rankings

» Posted June 21, 2019 • Resources

Jaguar is a luxurycarmaker that promotes itself as a bastion of sophisticated and tasteful passenger vehicles. Tell that to the owners and lessors of new Jaguar models...they are not impressed.

Ford Recalls Explorers for Crash Concerns

» Posted June 19, 2019 • Resources

Some 1.2 million Ford sport utility vehicles pose an increased crash risk, the company recently announced.

Honda Extends Warranty on CR-Vs, Civics

» Posted June 14, 2019 • Resources

Concerns about engine troubles in some of Honda’s most popular vehicles have the Japanese automaker taking an unusual step: It is adding another year on certain warranties for some 1 million CR-Vs and Civics.

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Subaru Recalls 2019 Legacy and Outbacks

Volvo Recalls Cars Over Engine Concerns

Tesla Has Designs for an Underwater Car

BMW Has an Airbag Problem

General Motors Wants Exemption From Takata Airbag Recall

The Hummer May be Back, This Time in an All-Electric Version

Jaguar is Last in J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Rankings

Ford Recalls Explorers for Crash Concerns

Honda Extends Warranty on CR-Vs, Civics

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