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General Motors has issued a sweeping recall of 778,562 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5s from the 2005 through 2007 model years in North America because of an ignition switch problem.
- Gm Announces Replacement Of Ignition Keys On 3.16 Million Cars
GM’s ignition saga continues with the announcement that the automaker will rework or replace the ignition keys on about 3.16 million 2000 to 2014 model year cars in the U.S. That’s because the ignition switch may inadvertently move out...
- Gm Avoided Ignition Switch Redesign To Save About $1 Per Car
Some disturbing information has surfaced during the U.S. congressional hearings related to the ignition switch defect that has caused at least 13 deaths. According to an internal GM document provided to investigators, General Motors decided in 2005 not...
- 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...
- Gm Reportedly Knew About Cobalt’s Deadly Ignition Problems In 2004!
A disturbing report claims General Motors knew since 2004 about the Chevrolet Cobalt’s ignition switch problem that could shut off the engine while driving, as well as cut off the driver's power steering and brakes, airbags and anti-lock brakes....
- Mitsubishi Galant Recall
In the midst of Mitsubishi's greatest recent struggles, some Galants were built with shoddy ignitions. Now NHTSA has issued a Recall. From model years 2004-2005, Mitsubishi built 73,000 iterations of the Galant that could potentially suffer from a...
Cars
Massive GM Recall for 778k Cobalts and G5s Due to Ignition Turning Off - Linked to Fatal Crashes
General Motors has issued a sweeping recall of 778,562 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5s from the 2005 through 2007 model years in North America because of an ignition switch problem.
In these cars, the weight on the key ring and/or road conditions such as going off road, or experiencing heavy jolting, may cause the ignition switch to move out of the "run" position, turning off the engine as well as most of electrical components, including air bags.
Read more »- Gm Announces Replacement Of Ignition Keys On 3.16 Million Cars
GM’s ignition saga continues with the announcement that the automaker will rework or replace the ignition keys on about 3.16 million 2000 to 2014 model year cars in the U.S. That’s because the ignition switch may inadvertently move out...
- Gm Avoided Ignition Switch Redesign To Save About $1 Per Car
Some disturbing information has surfaced during the U.S. congressional hearings related to the ignition switch defect that has caused at least 13 deaths. According to an internal GM document provided to investigators, General Motors decided in 2005 not...
- 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...
- Gm Reportedly Knew About Cobalt’s Deadly Ignition Problems In 2004!
A disturbing report claims General Motors knew since 2004 about the Chevrolet Cobalt’s ignition switch problem that could shut off the engine while driving, as well as cut off the driver's power steering and brakes, airbags and anti-lock brakes....
- Mitsubishi Galant Recall
In the midst of Mitsubishi's greatest recent struggles, some Galants were built with shoddy ignitions. Now NHTSA has issued a Recall. From model years 2004-2005, Mitsubishi built 73,000 iterations of the Galant that could potentially suffer from a...