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The recall, covering 33,481 pickups in the U.S., will address a potential braking problem tied to the adaptive cruise control radar.
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Both 2016 Hyundai models qualify for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Top Safety Pick+ award.
Read More →European and Australian researchers conclude that vehicles equipped with such technology were involved in 38 percent fewer rear-end crashes, compared to vehicles without the technology.
Read More →The sports sedan is named an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ when equipped with the optional EyeSight front crash-prevention system.
Read More →Volkswagen is shifting its second generation Tiguan to its MQB platform, as the compact SUV gets the most significant update in almost a decade.
Read More →Here’s some advice, provided by the New York Department of Motor Vehicles and CNET, on how to avoid a rear-end collision.
Read More →The 10 companies are Audi, BMW, Ford, General Motors, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Read More →The growing availability of forward collision warning and automatic braking systems is changing how vehicles are judged for safety.
Read More →The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety names the redesigned SUV a 2015 Top Safety Pick+ award winner when equipped with the available front crash prevention system.
Read More →The 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser gets small all-over updates including an improved drivetrain and driver assistance technologies.
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