Over 641,302 Honda Odysseys have been recalled due to a faulty lever mechanism that doesn't lock the second-row passenger seats properly. more
Bentley, a British company that designs and manufactures luxury motorcars, which are largely hand-built, has issued a recall for select Bentayga models. This is due to the discovery of loose torques, which may affect the safety of customers. more
The car company will recall more than 100,000 vehicles due to fuel pump technical issues, which may cause engine stalling. more
Toyota said it is issuing a fresh recall in Japan, China and Europe to fix suspected Takata airbags, which run the risk to exploding. more
Hyundai made a recent announcement of a recall of 2007-2008 models of the Azera. The recently discovered defective seat switch on 10,000 Azeras can lead to fatal road accidents. more
After investigating the complaint on certain Tucson units' faulty acceleration, Hyundai met with the safety administration and announced the recall on its 2016 models of its popular SUV. more
Bad news for US security. More than 40,000 police cars in the United States have been recault because of a fault in the power system. The affected model is the Ford Interceptor, which is the most used car model of the police force in the United States. more
Mitsubishi said it has issued a recall of the Lancer sedan, 2016 Outlander SUV, and 2015 - 2016 Outlander Sport SUVs to fix an issue with the transmission of the said vehicles. more
Ferrari currently recalls 621 of its vehicles in China as it faces airbag issues. more
Another day, another recall: Ford will be recalling previous generation F-150 trucks due to brake failures. more
Subaru will be recalling more than 50,000 of their Outback and Legacy models. The company has cut back on their production. more
Honda will reportedly be recalling as much as 21 million cars globally due to the Takata airbag issue. more
Evenflo has announced that it has recalled more than 50,000 children car seats in order to fix an issue with their harnesses. more
Ford issued two separate recalls Wednesday that cover a total of about 55,000 vehicles North America in order to fix safety issues affecting their seats and seat belts. more
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