The NHTSA has launched a preliminary evaluation after more than 500 reports of power steering issues in select Ford sedans more
Federal safety regulators have reported 141 consumer complaints about unexpected acceleration in older Toyota Corolla models. more
The Sorento received five stars, the highest possible safety rating, after NHTSA crash tests. more
The NHTSA has received 61 complaints from owners that doors on the small cars don't latch properly or stay closed. more
Federal regulators found the problem while conducting crash tests earlier this year. more
The NHTSA's new side air bag regulations have kicked in, meaning that DB9 and Vantage vehicles can't be sold in U.S. showrooms. more
The 2015 model has earned five stars overall for safety after NHTSA crash tests. more
The sedan earned five stars in front, side and rollover crash tests. more
The new search tool lets car buyers and owners look up recalls with vehicle identification numbers. more
Recaro found problems with ProSport model 385 car seats built from 2010 to 2013. more
The NHTSA rated the 2015 Chevrolet Suburban four stars overall for safety after crash tests. more
The $17.35 million fine is the maximum amount allowed under law at the time of Hyundai's violation. more
Federal regulators have rejected a bid from two major auto trade groups to delay the enforcement of the NHTSA new rules, which will kick in Aug. 20. more
The consumer magazine has said that Toyota's service campaign for some older Camry models isn't enough to address power brake problems in the cars. more
The NHTSA has launched a probe into possibly faulty air bags in some full-size Chevrolet models. more
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