Product Recalls

The exploding Takata airbag issue that led to the largest auto recall in U.S. history continues to haunt automakers. But as the number of recalled airbags reaches the 63 million mark, some manufacturers want to steer clear of having to launch new recalls, mainly over financial concerns. Thankfully, regulators are making sure carmakers are doing …

NHTSA Orders GM To Recall Millions Of Vehicles Over Deadly Injury Risk Read More »

Audi launched a recall for nearly 100,000 vehicles in the United States after a routine compliance testing uncovered an issue with the vehicles’ C-pillars. According to the automaker, the rear pillars could expose occupants to head injury in the event of an accident. While the injury might only occur if the occupant is unbelted, the risks …

Head Injury Risk Behind Latest Audi Recall Read More »

All too often, motorcycle manufacturers issue recalls that go virtually unnoticed. This exposes motorcycle riders to risks of accidents and personal injuries as they might not be made aware that their vehicle is prone to experiencing equipment failure. In order to help our readers to stay safe and avoid accidents, we’re reporting on two of …

Motorcycles Recalled By Harley-Davidson, Yamaha Over Accident Risks Read More »

After at least 12 reported auto fires, the Hyundai Kia Automotive Group expanded a previous recall, adding 180,000 units to the list of defective vehicles. The firm explained that an electrical malfunction could expose car owners and passengers to fire-related personal injury and property damage and is now urging car owners to park their cars …

After A Dozen Of Fires, Hyundai Kia Expands Auto Recall Read More »

Ford announced three recalls this week, including one that impacts several F-150 pickup trucks. According to the automaker, one of the issues behind these recalls is associated with battery connection failures that could increase the risk of an auto fire. The two other recalls involve issues that pose accident risks.  In its Wednesday announcement, Ford …

Accident, Fire Risks Behind Ford’s Last Three Recalls Read More »