Cars
Move out of the way Toyota, we have a new poster boy for recalls: GM. The Detroit carmaker told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Thursday that it has issued five separate safety recalls covering approximately 2.7 million vehicles in the United States, which will cost the company about $200 million in the second quarter. Read more »
- Fca Must Offer To Buy Back 200,000 Pickups And Suvs Over Uncompleted Recalls
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has ordered Fiat-Chrysler to offer to buy back from customers any of the 580,000 pickup trucks and SUVs that it failed to fix during several recalls, and which according to FCA, amount to nearly...
- Gm Announces Three More Recalls Affecting Over 1.5 Million Cars
While the faulty ignition switch recall of some 1.37 million vehicles that was linked to 12 deaths continues to plague General Motors, the Detroit carmaker issued three separate and unrelated recalls of around 1.54 million cars "as a result of [GM...
- March Recall Roundup: Gm, Ford And Subaru
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released details on a new round of recalls issued by GM for the Buick LaCrosse and Cadillac SRX, Ford for its Focus, C-Max and Escape, as well as two older models, Subaru for the Legacy and...
- Toyota Pays Nhtsa Record $17.35 Million For Delaying Lexus Rx Recall On Pedal Entrapment Issue
For the fourth time since 2010, Toyota has been fined the maximum penalty for delaying recalls. On Tuesday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced that it has slapped Toyota with a record $17.35 million (€13.15 million...
- February Recalls: Toyota Rav4, Honda Accord, Crosstour And Ridgeline, Ford F-53/59 And Maserati Granturismo
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced several recalls in the first week of February. Starting with Toyota, the Japanese carmaker has issued a recall on a total of 427 RAV4 vehicles manufactured from November 24, 2011,...
Cars
GM Issues Five Recalls for 10 Models and 2.7 Million Cars
Move out of the way Toyota, we have a new poster boy for recalls: GM. The Detroit carmaker told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Thursday that it has issued five separate safety recalls covering approximately 2.7 million vehicles in the United States, which will cost the company about $200 million in the second quarter. Read more »
- Fca Must Offer To Buy Back 200,000 Pickups And Suvs Over Uncompleted Recalls
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has ordered Fiat-Chrysler to offer to buy back from customers any of the 580,000 pickup trucks and SUVs that it failed to fix during several recalls, and which according to FCA, amount to nearly...
- Gm Announces Three More Recalls Affecting Over 1.5 Million Cars
While the faulty ignition switch recall of some 1.37 million vehicles that was linked to 12 deaths continues to plague General Motors, the Detroit carmaker issued three separate and unrelated recalls of around 1.54 million cars "as a result of [GM...
- March Recall Roundup: Gm, Ford And Subaru
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released details on a new round of recalls issued by GM for the Buick LaCrosse and Cadillac SRX, Ford for its Focus, C-Max and Escape, as well as two older models, Subaru for the Legacy and...
- Toyota Pays Nhtsa Record $17.35 Million For Delaying Lexus Rx Recall On Pedal Entrapment Issue
For the fourth time since 2010, Toyota has been fined the maximum penalty for delaying recalls. On Tuesday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced that it has slapped Toyota with a record $17.35 million (€13.15 million...
- February Recalls: Toyota Rav4, Honda Accord, Crosstour And Ridgeline, Ford F-53/59 And Maserati Granturismo
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced several recalls in the first week of February. Starting with Toyota, the Japanese carmaker has issued a recall on a total of 427 RAV4 vehicles manufactured from November 24, 2011,...