Ram Recalls Heavy Duty Trucks Over Wrong Brake Warning
Ram has recalled 2,885 heavy duty trucks because they might use the wrong symbol to warn drivers of a brake problem.
Ram has recalled 2,885 heavy duty trucks because they might use the wrong symbol to warn drivers of a brake problem.
Aston Martin has recalled 178 Vanquish sports cars because a brake booster can fail.
The recall applies only to the high-performance Corvette Z06, ZR1, and ZR1X.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 3,749 GLC SUVs and EQE electric sedans because a steering connection can come loose, compromising vehicle control.
Ford has issued a second recall for eight Mustang Mach-E SUVs because repairs performed under an earlier recall may have failed.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 136 GLA SUVs because their headlights may be missing the markings that help technicians aim them.
Nissan has recalled 13,719 Frontier pickups from model year 2025 because their daytime running lights may dim and brighten while in use.
Lincoln has recalled 41,875 Corsair SUVs from model years 2020-2022 because their backup cameras can become distorted or fail.
Ford has recalled 2,361 F-150 pickups because an earlier recall may not have fixed a problem with flickering parking lights.
Ford has recalled vehicles 103 times so far this year, eclipsing the old record of 77 in one year — with four months to go in 2025.