Ford has recalled over 620,000 SUVs after learning that the vehicles’ roof rail covers can become loose. According to the firm, the Explorer mid-size SUVs of the 2016 through 2019 model years come with roof rail covers that can become unattached while vehicles are on motion. If this occurs and the roof falls on the …
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Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles are being recalled a second time after the firm learned that after last year’s fix, the vehicles are still at risk of exposing drivers to a battery fire. According to the firm, owners of the 2017 through 2019 Chevy Bolt are at risk of experiencing a fiery incident in case the …
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Toyota is recalling nearly 300,000 SUVs over air bag wiring issues that could increase the risk of personal injury. According to the firm, the Venza SUVs from the 2009 through 2015 year models come with side-door airbags whose wires can rub against a grommet in the door. Over time, the damage can cause the airbag …
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Mercedes-Benz recalls thousands of vehicles over sunroof problems that could increase accident and personal injury risks. The recall comes after an investigation led by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that found that the roof panels in certain Mercedes-Benz vehicles could become detached. Because this issue can take place while the vehicles are in use, …
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Nissan is recalling 800,000 Sentra sedans over brake lights that do not function as intended. According to the automaker, the vehicle comes with brake lights that might fail to illuminate when the driver taps the brake pedal. Impacted units include all 2016 through 2019 Sentra sedans sold in the United States. The manufacturer reported that …
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Mercedes-Benz is recalling a series of vehicles in the United States after learning that their eCall emergency contact system may lead emergency personnel to the wrong address. Because this issue can expose car owners and their passengers to risk in the event of a serious accident, the company is promptly recalling all affected vehicles. Over …
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Subaru is recalling several of its Outback and Impreza vehicles after the firm learned that parts of the transmission levers were not tightened correctly. Because this problem can cause the gear selector to not function properly, officials believe that the vehicles pose injury risks. To avoid risks, the firm is mailing recall notifications to impacted …
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