Following nearly 100 reports involving bent or broken tie rods, which may have been a factor in at least five auto accidents, more than 230,000 Nissan Sentra vehicles have been recalled
The Toyota Tundra recall impacts 2022 and 2023 model year vehicles, and the automaker indicates it will notify owners when a replacement fuel tube becomes available to address the fire risk.
Over 1 million Ram trucks are under investigation by highway safety officials over potentially defective power steering components.
Hyundai and Kia fire risks have resulted in a number of recalls in recent years, but latest warning impacts new vehicles from the 2023 and 2024 model years
Massive Ford F-150 recall was issued after hundreds of reports involving problems where the electronic parking brake activated unexpectedly.
Ford has received multiple warranty claims indicating that Ford Transit Connect vehicle doors have opened unexpectedly.
Owners report Ford vehicles equipped with the 10R80 10-speed transmission of delayed shifting, jerking and power loss, but say the manufacturer has done nothing to fix the problem.
If the brake master cylinder detaches, vehicles affected by the Honda and Acura recall may be unable to stop when the brakes are used.
Officials have become aware of more than 2,000 reports of fuel pump problems involving certain model year 2021 through 2023 Mercedes vehicles.
Honda has received more than a quarter of a million warranty claims involving Odyssey, Passport and Pilot rear camera defects.
