Another person has been fatally injured by an exploding Takata airbag inflator bringing the worldwide death toll to at least 26 and the number of deaths in the United States to 17. According to a
Ford has issued a vehicle defect recall for more than 620,000 cars, SUVs, vans and trucks, including the popular F-150 model, because their backup cameras may occasionally go blank or show a distorted image while
Tesla is facing new claims of cars suddenly and inadvertently accelerating after several car accidents in China, particularly one recently that resulted in the deaths of two people and several injuries. According to Electrek, earlier
Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling more than 591,000 vehicles in the United States to repair a brake fluid leak that could cause engine fires. According to an ABC News report, the recalls cover
Jerry Cox, a former consultant with Takata back in 2014, says at least 12 million cars on the road still have defective Takata airbag inflators in them. According to a news report, Cox says vehicle
A Raleigh driver faced charges after watching a movie on the Tesla with the Autopilot feature engaged. According to a report in The Charlotte Observer, the car crashed into a police vehicle on U.S. Highway
Japanese automaker Honda has agreed to pay $96.5 million to settle an investigation centered on defective Takata vehicle airbags. According to a CBS news report, the lawsuits came from the attorneys general in 46 states,
South Korea has announced its investigation into potential safety issues with vehicles produced by U.S. automaker Tesla Inc. According to a Reuters news report, a South Korean transport ministry official said braking and steering systems, including
Triangle Tube has recalled 63,000 gas boilers sold under the brand name Prestige because flue gas can escape from the vent if it isn’t properly installed. According to Consumer Reports, one death has been attributed
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is recalling almost 1 million vehicles because pieces of the driver’s side airbag cover could act as dangerous projectiles during a car accident. According to Consumer Reports, the automaker says parts
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