MotorBiscuit has covered the rise in Bronco engine failures recently, but now owner complaints filed to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are on the rise. That has increased scrutiny by the agency, with Ford acknowledging there are issues. Though speculation as to what the problem varies, it appears to be zeroing in on one …
In Tennessee, a buyer almost immediately needed to schedule his car for recall service after buying it. Reporting shows that thousands of cars may be listed while under recall.
A recent recall announced by Ford and the NHTSA states that 2015 through 2017 Ford Mustangs may suffer from faulty wiring that results in backup camera failure.
Another day, another Nissan rogue recall. This time it affects 2014-2016 Rogues over potential fires from wire corrosion from leaking water. No fix has been determined as of now.
Mercedes has just warned that leakage in coolant pumps causes a fire risk in certain Mercedes vehicles. The bigger problem is that Mercedes can’t issue a recall because the parts needed are not available. It contacted 800,000 owners that could potentially see “risk of a fire that could not be ruled out.” Right now, there …
The Ford Bronco, or as it should perhaps be known, the Ford Delay, has suffered yet another, well, delay. Unfortunately, issues with the vehicle's hardtop continue to develop. Recently, the Blue Oval has said that the supplier for the Bronco's hardtops, Webasto, has made some errors. Issues have varied widely, but the bottom line is a lot of these tops simply aren't up to snuff, and owners have noticed. Now, Ford is going to replace them.
We've all heard this before, so I'll get it out of the way quickly. Yes, the new Toyota Supra, god of the JDM scene, is more BMW than Toyota. Additionally, the Japanese-German sports car has been suffering a great deal of late. The cheaper 2.0-liter model didn't exactly find a lot of fans when the reviews rolled in, and its big brother has something of a dual-citizenship identity crisis. Now, the Supra has run into another issue. This time, the vehicle's braking assistance is the subject of a recall and adds to a growing list of open recalls on the model.
Even as cars get safer by the day, they still suffer from faulty parking brakes, which can be ludicrously dangerous. But in our high tech society, how is it happening so much?
Another BMW recall has hit. Over 21,000 BMW and BMW-adjacent vehicle models have been affected. Thankfully, there are some silver linings to this recall. However, this isn't just some issue that can be solved with a Tesla-esque over-the-air update. Owners will have to bring in their Bimmer branded models for physical repairs this time. Semiconductor production shortage issues aside, it's not something the Bavarian brand can have right now, and things need to get sorted as quickly as possible.
Buried in the fine print of GM's second quarter earnings report is an $800,000,000 cost for Chevy Bolt EV fires. We've calculated that number out and it looks like GM will never see a profit from its Bolt EV.
If your Jayco brand RV is affect by this recall it could mean window problems on your upcoming adventure. Check now to learn more about the recent Jayco camper recall.
Recalls happen. Sometimes, manufacturers simply don't know how a part or some sort of software will hold up in "the field". Unfortunately, this is the case now, with a massive Ford recall being issued, affecting numerous models in the brand's lineup.