Ford is recalling more than 223,000 F-150 pickup trucks in the United States after discovering that the fuel tank may not have been secured correctly. If the problem occurs, the tank could leak or detach while the truck is being driven, creating a serious safety hazard. What is the problem? The recall covers certain 2023-2027…
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Ford Mustang Recall Covers Nearly 149,000 Cars Over Wiring Defect
Ford is recalling 148,663 Mustang vehicles from the 2024 through 2026 model years after identifying a problem with the engine-compartment wiring harness. A failure in the harness grounding connections could cause the Mustang to lose drive power, while also affecting systems including the headlights and windshield washers. What is the problem? The issue involves ground…
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Ford Recalls 2026 F-150 Trucks Over Loose Suspension Stabilizer Rod
Ford is recalling a small number of 2026 F-150 pickup trucks after discovering that a suspension stabilizer rod may not have been secured correctly during manufacturing. Although only 17 vehicles are affected, a rod that shifts from its intended position could interfere with the truck’s handling and increase the risk of a crash. What is…
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Fresh Safety Recalls Target Ford, Jeep and Toyota Vehicles
A new round of safety recalls from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles, with problems ranging from fuel leaks and loss of drive power to faulty tire-pressure monitoring systems. The September 14, 2026 notices include recalls from Ford, Jeep, Toyota, and several commercial vehicle manufacturers. What is the…
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GM 6.2L V8 Engine Failures Draw Wider Federal Investigation
Federal safety regulators have expanded their investigation into General Motors vehicles equipped with the 6.2-liter L87 V8 engine, examining reports that some engines have failed even after receiving repairs under an earlier recall. The latest investigation covers nearly 998,000 Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles from the 2021 through 2026 model years. What is the problem?…
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GM Lawsuit Claims Engine Defect Could Cause Sudden Failure in Buick and Chevy Vehicles
General Motors faces a proposed class action alleging that certain newer Buick and Chevrolet vehicles have defective engine assemblies that can fail suddenly during normal driving. The lawsuit claims a serious engine failure can cause a loss of power and steering assistance, fluid leaks, and potentially a fire. The case involves 2024 and newer Buick…
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Land Rover Lawsuit Alleges Hybrid SUVs Can Suddenly Lose Power
A proposed class action lawsuit claims certain Land Rover and Range Rover mild hybrid SUVs are equipped with defective DC/DC converters that can fail and potentially cause a complete loss of drive power and exterior lighting. The lawsuit alleges the issue creates a safety risk for owners and could increase the likelihood of a crash….
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Lucid Recalls 27,000 Air Sedans Over Electrical Fire Concern
Lucid is recalling 27,185 Air sedans from the 2022 through 2026 model years after identifying a problem with the vehicle’s low-voltage exterior lighting system. The issue could allow excessive electrical current through certain lighting circuits, potentially causing overheating, smoke, or a fire. What is the problem? The defect involves software controlling the Air’s electronic fuse…
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Ram 1500 Lawsuit Claims Engine Control Problems Can Cause Stalling and Power Loss
A proposed class action lawsuit targets 2025 Ram 1500 trucks equipped with the 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged Hurricane engine, alleging that problems with the vehicles’ engine and powertrain control modules can cause stalling, misfires, hesitation, and sudden loss of power. The case was filed against FCA US LLC in federal court in Michigan in August 2026. What…
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Rear Axle Defect Triggers Recall of 2026 Ford F-150 Trucks
Ford is recalling 37 2026 F-150 pickup trucks after discovering that an incorrect rear axle tail bearing may have been installed during production. The problem could cause a rear wheel to lock up or the driveshaft to separate, potentially leaving drivers without power and increasing the risk of a crash. What is the problem? The…
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