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This week's news roundup features 591,000 vehicle recalls from Toyota and Lexus, why industry leaders are saying that change management is more important than the vehicles themselves, and fleet award announcements.
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WASHINGTON – The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Ford is recalling 19,106 2013 model-year Ford Fusions because the low beam headlamp projector may not have properly cured during the manufacturing process.
Read More →The aftermarket floor mats might shift forward and interfere with accelerator pedals.
Read More →WASHINGTON - The automaker issued the recall because the wheel studs on the vehicles could fracture, causing the wheels to separate from the vehicle.
Read More →Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC, is recalling an estimated 86 2018 Land Rover Range Rover, Land Rover Range Rover Sport and Land Rover Discovery vehicles because the autonomous emergency braking (AEB) system may disable without warning the driver.
Read More →WASHINGTON - After a hard-braking event, for example during an aggressive turning maneuver, the sensing and diagnostic module (SDM) may reset itself, which could lead to the roof rail airbag deploying, NHTSA stated.
Read More →Despite the government shutdown, Kia is recalling approximately 68,000 vehicles in the U.S. because of a fuel injector pipe issue that can potentially lead to engine fires, reports the Associated Press.
Read More →Kia Motors America is recalling over 27,000 2017 Kia Niro vehicles for Hydraulic Clutch Actuator (HCA) problems. Specifically, the inner oil seal may leak, leading to oil accumulation in the cap area.
Read More →Toyota is recalling an estimated 695,000 vehicles because the low-pressure fuel pump inside the fuel tank of these vehicles may fail.
Read More →Over 40,000 Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles are being recalled for a power steering problem.
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