Honda Fourtrax ATV Recall Expanded Due To Crash Hazard
Nearly 20,000 additional Honda FourTrax All-Terrain Vehicles are being recalled due to increased reports of suspension arm failures, expanding a prior Honda ATV recall issued in February 2012.
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Honda Recalls 800,000 Vehicles Due to Ignition Lock Problems
Honda is recalling over 800,000 minivans and sport utility vehicles due to a faulty ignition interlock mechanisms, which may allow the vehicles to inadvertently roll away after being parked.
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Honda Portable Generator Recall Issued Due to Leaks, Fire Risk
About 150,600 Honda portable generators have been recalled after reports of fuel hoses leaking, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.
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Honda Accord Recall Issued Over Power Steering Problems, Fire Risk
A recall has been issued ror more than half a million Honda Accord vehicles in the U.S. from the 2003-2007 model years, due to power steering problem that could lead…
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Honda Odyssey Minivan Recall Due to Tailgate Problems
Honda has announced that it is recalling about 46,000 Odyssey minivans due to problems with the power tailgates, which could close unexpectedly and injury consumers.
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Honda FourTrax ATV Recall Issued Over Defective Suspension Arms
About 2,900 Honda FourTrax All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) have been recalled following reports of suspension arm failures, which could cause the vehicle to crash.
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Honda Recall Issued Over Air Bag Problems
Honda is recalling 304,000 Accord, Civic, Odyssey, CR-V, Pilot and Acura vehicles due to problems with the air bags, which could deploy with too much pressure and release pieces of…
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Honda Pilot Seatbelt Problems Result in Recall of 310,773 Vehicles
Poorly stitched seatbelts have led to the recall of more than 300,000 Honda Pilot sport utility vehicles (SUVs).
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Honda Snowblower Recall: Leaking Fuel, Fire Hazard
About 18,500 Honda snowblowers are being recalled due to reports of fuel leaks, which could lead to a fire or burn hazard.
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Supreme Court To Decide Limits of Automobile Product Liability Lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case which could determine whether automakers can be held liable for not installing safety features above and beyond those required by federal law.
