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GM Recalling Over 1.5 Million Vehicles Worldwide for Fire Danger
A massive recall is underway for numerous General Motors cars and trucks sold globally over a glitch in the wind shield wiper fluid heating system that could ignite a fire. The recall concerns a total of 1.53 million Buick, Hummer, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC and Saturn models, with 1.36 million of those sold in the U.S.
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Toyota Recalls 1.9 Million 3rd Generation Prius Hybrids To Fix Software Glitch
Toyota will recall more than half of Prius vehicles ever sold to fix a software glitch that could slow down or even bring the car to a halt. The recall involves approximately 1.9 million vehicles produced globally since March 2009, according to company...
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Bmw Recalling 1.3 Million 5- And 6-series Models Worldwide Over Electrical Problem
A massive recall for some 1.3 million BMW models worldwide, including approximately 367,000 vehicles sold in the United States and 290,000 in Germany is underway. The Bavarian automaker said that the recall affects all previous generation 5-Series and...
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Gm Recalls 2012 Chevy Impala And Buick Lacrosse Over Separate Issues
General Motors announced today that it is recalling 11,905 2012MY Chevrolet Impala and 4,293 MY2012 Buick LaCrosse sedans sold in the US and in Canada over two separate issues. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association, the 2012...
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Honda Recalls 2.3 Million Vehicles Over An Auto Transmission Problem
Honda has issued a worldwide recall for 2.26 million vehicles, 1.5 million of which were sold in the US. The recall concerns certain 2005-2010MY Accords, 2007-2010MY CR-V SUVs and 2005-2008 Element crossovers, all equipped with four-cylinder engines...
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Fire Hazard From Garmin Nuvi Prompts Recalls From Suzuki And Nissan
After Garmin announced a voluntary recall of 1.25 million units of its popular Nuvi GPS system at the end of August amidst concerns that the batteries could overheat and catch fire, Suzuki and Nissan followed with a recall on several vehicles equipped...
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