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The recall, set to begin Jan. 3, covers more than 3,500 vans in the 2018 model year.
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This recall impacts affects 55,158 vehicles in the United States and federal territories, which includes the Ranger, F-150 equipped with 10-speed automatic transmission and Expedition vehicles with the police package and 10-speed automatic transmission.
Read More →Due to a manufacturing issue, the air bag inflator may not function properly or may rupture during deployment, resulting in metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants.
Read More →Dealers will replace any tire placard labels that have inaccurate information about seating capacity and occupant/cargo combined weight limits.
Read More →The recall affects 1,655 2014-2015 model-year Ram 1500 diesel 4x2 trucks.
Read More →The recall affects 9,795 cars that need a replacement windshield wiper switch assembly.
Read More →The recall, which will address a potential airbag issue, covers approximately 803,000 2012-2013 MY vehicles.
Read More →The Mercedes-Benz C-Class topped a list of the most recalled cars in recent model years, while the Hyundai Accent was the least-recalled vehicle during the same period, according to a report on ISeeCars.com.
Read More →In more than 25,000 cars, the side curtain air bags are at risk for rupturing during deployment.
Read More →Before the enactment of the Safe Rental Car Act, our industry needs guidance on the ambiguous areas of the law, and NHTSA needs to enact common sense fixes to allow our industry to fully comply and protect the public.
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