Toyota Clarifies Recall of 600,000 Display Panels
Toyota has clarified which vehicles are included in a recall of 591,000-plus vehicles over failing display screens.
Toyota has clarified which vehicles are included in a recall of 591,000-plus vehicles over failing display screens.
Ford recalled 101,944 Taurus sedans because a piece of exterior trim can fall off into traffic and become a road hazard.
Polestar recalled 27,816 Polestar 2 sedans because their rearview cameras may not display an image when reversing.
Jeep will not build a planned plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version of its Gladiator midsize truck, according to a new report.
BMW and its Mini division have recalled 1,571 vehicles because their seat belts may not properly restrain passengers in an accident.
Hyundai has recalled 31,042 Ioniq 6 sedans from model years 2023-2025 because their charging port door panels may fall off.
Nissan has introduced an all-new Sentra sedan with a fastback look and a new driver assistance system that reduces some of the workload in traffic.
Hyundai last week announced plans to enter the American truck market with a midsize, body-on-frame pickup by 2030.
Several automakers have pledged to move away from screen-heavy interiors, but bringing back buttons will take years.
The federal government last week delayed several new car safety tests and rules by at least one model year.