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This technology is aimed at improving road safety by allowing vehicles to "talk" to each other to avoid crashes.
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Because a certain material located between the seat covers fails to comply with federal safety standards, dealers must first replace the fabric with another before the vehicle can leave the lot.
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The recall affects 300 replacement steering gears that might lead to steering difficulty.
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The vehicle excels in recent NHTSA crash tests and offers a bevy of both passive and active safety features.
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Half a century ago, the U.S. Congress made a decision to adopt federal standards to reduce the number of motor vehicle casualties. Their beacon in this fight was a piece of simple, but effective equipment that would help protect motorists on the highways and byways of the country — the seat belt.
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The windshield in these vehicles may be prone to the formation of bubbles after extended exposure to heat.
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The recall will address a fire risk resulting from a manufacturing flaw in certain 2012-2013 models.
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Moisture seeping into the control module plug can lead to inadvertent movement of the boom or platform.
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Tesla Motors Inc. is offering a software update for 29,222 2013 model-year Model S electric vehicles equipped with certain NEMA 14-50 (240 volt) Universal Mobile Connector (UMC) adapters.
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The Prius maintains a Five-Star rating in the side crash category but has a Four-Star rating in both the frontal crash and rollover categories.
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