Subaru’s 541,000-Vehicle Recall Isn’t About a Broken Part. It’s About a Label Nobody Checked for Seven Years
Half a million Subarus are heading back into the recall system this year, and not...
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Half a million Subarus are heading back into the recall system this year, and not...
If you own a BMW 330e, 530e, or 740Le built sometime in the last decade,...
When a Waymo froze in the middle of an officer’s response to a mass shooting...
Two Colorado transportation companies filed paperwork this month arguing that Waymo doesn’t belong in the...
Stellantis is recalling 12,592 copies of the all-new 2026 Ram 1500 because the headlights can...
Kia just told the owners of nearly half a million Tellurides to park outside, away...
Kia isn’t just recalling nearly 463,000 Tellurides for a fire risk this week. It’s recalling...
Every state in the country tests new drivers on the same handful of judgment calls:...
Ford told more than 110,000 Mustang owners this week that their cars have a safety...
GM's fix for the Vistiq's trapped-seat defect requires new hardware, not a software patch like Hyundai used for a nearly…
A car that’s too quiet is, legally speaking, a defective car. That’s the part of...
There’s a specific kind of automotive anxiety reserved for the moment an instrument cluster goes...
Four stories are worth your attention before you head out the door today, and they...
A Software Check, Not a Guaranteed Swap If you bought a Toyota specifically because you...
A quiet evening in a Katy, Texas neighborhood turned into tragedy on June 19 when...