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TOKYO, Japan --- Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling about a quarter of a million cars worldwide, including more than 34,300 luxury vehicles in the U.S. because of potential cracks in the fuel pipes.
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General Motors said it plans to recall about 5,000 heavy-duty vans built in February and March -- and halt production and sale of the vehicles -- because an alternator may pose a fire engine risk, Reuters reported.
Read More →Ford Motor Company is adding an estimated 26,000 2015 to 2017 Ford Transit full-size vans equipped with a trailer tow module to an existing recall — bringing the total recall in North America to nearly 99,900 vehicles.
Read More →In a report by NBC on December 3, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) noted that there were 436 recalls issued last year, affecting some 18.3 million cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles. Of those, roughly 5 million have not undergone repair work and remain on the road.
Read More →Two electric vehicles — Ford’s F-150 Lighting and Toyota’s bZ4X Crossover —are being recalled for different and distinct tire-related problems.
Read More →The recall, which covers 868 2013-MY vehicles, also includes Flex, Police Interceptor Utility, Taurus, Lincoln MKS and Lincoln MKT vehicles at risk for fuel leaks.
Read More →The recall addresses a circuit board issue that may cause rearview camera failure, resolved with an OTA update or parts replacement if needed.
Read More →Fleet owners and managers need to remain vigilant about the latest safety recalls.
Read More →The recall involves Ram 1500 pickups, Jeep Cherokee SUVs and Chrysler 200 sedans assembled within a 16-day period earlier this year.
Read More →WASHINGTON – Hino Motors Sales U.S.A. is recalling more than 35,000 2005-2013 model-year medium-duty trucks because an electrical system issue may pose a fire risk, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported.
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