Mercedes Recalls 93,000 SUVs Over Impact Protection
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 92,851 GLC SUVs because their side pillars may not be padded enough to protect passengers’ heads in a crash.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 92,851 GLC SUVs because their side pillars may not be padded enough to protect passengers’ heads in a crash.
BMW has recalled 70,852 electric vehicles (EVs) because they can suddenly lose all drive power due to a software defect.
Honda and Acura have recalled 259,033 vehicles because their brake pedals can shift out of position, leaving them ineffective.
Ford has issued a recall for 45 Ranger pickups because their instrument panels may not accurately display critically needed information.
Ford has recalled 276 Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs because a misformed part means they can roll when parked.
Ford has recalled 27,768 4-door Bronco SUVs from model year 2025 because child locks may not keep children from opening their doors.
Ford has recalled 40 V6-equipped F-150 pickups from model year 2025 because their engines may stall unexpectedly.
Ford has recalled 2,272 Bronco SUVs from the 2025 model year because their passenger-side airbags may not cushion occupants as designed.
Owners of eight 2022 Navigator SUVs need to bring them back in because a software update last year may not have worked.
Lexus and Nissan build the cars with the fewest problems in the first 90 days of ownership, according to a new study