Hyundai and Kia Recall 570,000 Vehicles Due to Fire Risk
Hyundai and Kia have issued a recall for 570,000 vehicles due to a potential fire risk. The issue stems from tow hitch wiring harnesses with modules purchased through Hyundai or other authorized retailers. A circuit board in the module could be susceptible to water, which can cause an electric short and result in fire. Here’s......
Read MoreChevrolet Recalls Over 50,000 Vehicles Due to Fire Risk
In August 2021, GM announced a third recall of the Bolt EV, covering over 141,000 vehicles due to a potential fire risk. The company urged owners to park outside and not leave their cars charging overnight. The recall affects Bolt EV vehicles manufactured between 2017 and 2022 and 2022 Bolt EUV models. According to GM,......
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Recalls 28,000 Vehicles for Risk of Fire
Mercedes-Benz recalled almost 28,000 vehicles in January 2023 for risk of fire. The German automaker stated that a wiring defect could short-circuit the electrical system, leading to increased fire risk if the ignition is turned off for long periods. Here’s what you should know: According to Mercedes-Benz, numerous claims tie back to this issue, some......
Read MoreHonda CRV Class Action Lawsuit over Drained Battery
Everyone wants a vehicle they can count on, and Honda is a brand known for reliability. However, a 2021 class action lawsuit against Honda alleges that the auto manufacturer sold more than two million vehicles with a defect that causes cars to stop while driving, stall, or not turn on. Do you feel stuck driving......
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Recalls Over 300k Vehicles for Risk of Engine Stalling
Mercedes-Benz recalled 324,000 vehicles in December 2022 for a water-intrusion defect that can cause the car’s engine to stall out, increasing the risk of a crash. Here’s what you need to know: So far, there haven’t been any reports of crashes, property damage, injuries, or deaths related to this defect. If you own a Mercedes......
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Recalls 300k+ Vehicles with Backup Camera Issue
Mercedes-Benz is an incredibly popular auto manufacturer in the U.S. Consequently, thousands of consumers are affected when a recall is issued. Recently, Mercedes-Benz reported a software issue that affected the backup cameras of nearly 350,000 vehicles. Vehicles involved include convertibles, coupes, sedans, and SUVs from 2019, 2020, and 2021 model years. Some of the vehicles......
Read MoreDMV Urges Drivers to See If Their Vehicles Are Part of a Safety Recall
In 2020, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued nearly 900 safety recalls affecting more than 55 million vehicles or their parts. Startlingly, only 75% of these recalls were ever fixed. That means 25% of the unfixed ones potentially put you, your passengers, and others on the road at risk. On behalf of the Department of......
Read MorePorsche Stops Sales of 2021 Boxster, Cayman, & 718 Spyder
Porsche has issued a recall order for their 2021 models, Boxster GTS 4.0, Cayman GTS 4.0, Cayman GT4, & 718 Spyder. They have also halted sales on all unsold models. Reportedly, models with a flat 6-cylinder engine may have a faulty connecting rod. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recall document (linked......
Read MoreKia Recalls Nearly 380,000 Vehicles for Potential Fire Risk
Similar to a recent recall by Hyundai, Kia is recalling nearly 380,000 of its vehicles due to potential engine fire risks. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the following Kia vehicles are included in the recall: Short-Circuited Engines in Kia Vehicles The issue is due to a possible short circuit in the hydraulic electronic......
Read MoreHyundai Tucson Expands Recall for Engine Fire Risk
Last September, the South Korean auto manufacturer, Hyundai, issued a recall for certain 2019-2021 models of Tucson crossover SUVs due to an electrical short in the car’s computer that could potentially start fires, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The initial recall was for about 180,000 vehicle models. In January, however, the......
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