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NewsJuly 3, 2014

Subaru Recalls 660K Vehicles for Brake Line Corrosion

The vehicles are at risk for brake line damage in states that use road salt for snow removal efforts.

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NewsJuly 1, 2014

Chrysler Recalls Minivans, SUVs for Ignition Switch

The recall affects Dodge Journey, Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country vehicles.

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NewsJuly 1, 2014

Hyundai Recalls 35K Elantra Touring Hatchbacks

A support bracket attached to the headliner poses an injury risk during a crash.

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NewsJune 30, 2014

GM Recalls Nearly 7.6M More Vehicles in U.S.

In addition to older models, this latest round of recalls includes some late-model Chevrolet, Cadillac and Buick vehicles.

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NewsJune 28, 2014

GM Recalls 392K More Pickup Trucks, SUVs in U.S.

The truck and SUV recall, linked to a transfer case problem, is one of four new recalls announced by the automaker.

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NewsJune 27, 2014

GM Recalls Chevrolet Cruze for Air Bag

Safety concerns surrounding Takata-manufactured air bag inflators have prompted yet another recall -- this time involving General Motors.

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NewsJune 24, 2014

Ford Recalls More F-150 Trucks for Steering Issue

The expanded recall, which addresses a potential problem affecting the electronic power-assist steering gears, now involves nearly 5,700 2014-MY trucks globally.

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NewsJune 23, 2014

7 Automakers Initiate Air Bag Recall

The recalls involve seven different automakers, whose dealers will replace any defective air bag inflators free of charge.

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NewsJune 19, 2014

NHTSA Probing Chrysler Models for Ignition Switch Issues

Agency investigators will determine whether recalls are warranted. An estimated 1.2 million vehicles are involved.

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NewsJune 18, 2014

Kia Recalls Cadenza for Faulty Wheels

The recall affects more than 3,000 2014 model-year sedans at risk for wheel fracture.

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