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The federal safety agency concludes that engine stalling in older Chrysler minivans right after gasoline fill-ups doesn’t pose a safety risk requiring further study or a recall.
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In vehicles from the 2007 and earlier model years, repeated seasonal exposure to road salt can lead to brake line failure, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says.
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Drivers with older vehicles advised to regularly wash the undercarriage throughout the winter, and to thoroughly clean the vehicle at the end of winter.
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Some of these compact SUVs in the 2015 model year have tire labels with incomplete information about tire rim size – a violation of federal safety standards.
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NHTSA’s office of defects investigation has received nine reports claiming problems with the steering column control module.
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Publicly held corporations include risk factors in their annual reports that forecast potential market forces that may impact their business. Recently, three insurance companies and an auto-parts supplier cited the emergence of autonomous vehicles as potentially disruptive to their future business.
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April is Distracted Driving Awareness month, which brings stricter enforcement of laws targeting driver cell phone use.
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The Obama administration's transportation bill, delivered to the U.S. Congress March 30, would triple funding for the federal safety agency's auto defect investigation office.
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The recall covers 16,582 Yaris cars sold in Puerto Rico.
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The automaker’s dealers will fix problems affecting taillights and fuel delivery modules, as part of two separate recalls covering 33,180 vehicles.
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