Ford Recalls Some Super Duty Trucks Over Fire Risk
Ford has recalled just five units of its 2025 Super Duty truck because a fuel line connector may be cracked.
Ford has recalled just five units of its 2025 Super Duty truck because a fuel line connector may be cracked.
A new survey finds car dealers worried about the impact of tariffs and the political climate on their business prospects.
Ford has recalled just 46 Bronco SUVs and Ranger pickups from model year 2025 because their driver’s seats may not be installed correctly.
Ford has issued a recall for 9,181 F-150 pickups from model year 2025 because of a connection problem that could compromise their steering.
General Motors has recalled just 32 Chevrolet and GMC vans because their front passenger seat head restraints may not function properly.
The entry price of the updated 2026 Honda CR-V will start just $820 higher than the 2025 model it replaces.
A Toyota executive warns that ongoing U.S. tariffs are “not sustainable longer term without significant price increases.”
Honda will slow its investment in electric vehicles (EVs) and introduce a new hybrid powertrain for larger cars.
Toyota has announced a recall affecting approximately 443,000 Tundra pickups from model years 2022-2025 due to inoperative reverse lights.
Subaru has confirmed that it will be raising prices on most models by between $750 and $2,055. The move is likely a response to tariffs.