The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an investigation into Honda’s Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system following hundreds of consumer complaints regarding phantom braking incidents. The issue affects 295,125 Honda Insight and Passport models, raising concerns over sudden and unexpected braking that could lead to rear-end collisions or other dangerous driving conditions. Background…
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NHTSA Investigates Nearly 900,000 GM Trucks and SUVs for Potential Engine Failure
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an investigation into approximately 877,710 GM trucks and SUVs equipped with the 6.2L L87 V8 engine due to reports of engine rod bearing failure. The affected vehicles span multiple model years and brands under the General Motors umbrella, raising concerns about sudden engine seizure or even…
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NHTSA Investigates Tesla’s “Actually Smart Summon” After Reports of Crashes
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a formal investigation into Tesla’s “Actually Smart Summon” feature following multiple reports of collisions and potential system failures. The probe, which could impact 2.6 million Tesla vehicles, is the latest in a series of regulatory inquiries into Tesla’s autonomous driving capabilities, raising fresh concerns over the…
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NHTSA Reviewing Fatal Tesla Cybertruck Crash in Northern California
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is currently reviewing details of a tragic Tesla Cybertruck crash in Piedmont, California, that claimed the lives of three young adults and left a fourth critically injured. The incident occurred on November 27, 2024, and has raised new concerns over Tesla’s vehicle safety, particularly in relation to high-speed…
Continue reading…Top Vehicle Manufacturers with the Most Lemon Cars in 2024 and Our 2025 Predictions
When you invest in a new vehicle, you expect it to perform reliably and safely. Unfortunately, not all cars live up to these expectations. Some vehicles experience repeated defects or safety issues that leave drivers frustrated and financially burdened. California’s lemon law protects you in these situations, ensuring that manufacturers are held accountable for selling…
Continue reading…What Do I Do If My Nissan Is a Lemon?
Owning a car should bring convenience and reliability, but when your Nissan constantly breaks down or fails to perform as promised, it can feel like a constant burden. Dealing with repeated repairs and persistent issues is frustrating, especially when you rely on your vehicle daily. California’s Lemon Law protects consumers like you, ensuring manufacturers are…
Continue reading…How Many Chances Does the Manufacturer Get to Fix the Defect Before I Can File a California Lemon Law Claim?
Nothing is as frustrating as a car that keeps breaking down. Whether it’s a safety issue or a defect that makes driving unreliable, repeated trips to the repair shop can leave you feeling stuck. You deserve a vehicle that works as promised, and California Lemon Law gives you the power to hold manufacturers accountable. If…
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2025 Kia Sorento PHEV Recalled Over Potential Fuel Leak and Fire Hazard
Kia has issued a recall for 1,385 units of its 2025 Sorento Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) due to a potential safety concern involving fuel line damage that could result in a fire. History Behind the Recall The issue was identified during crash testing of the upcoming 2026 Sorento PHEV models, which share the same front subframe…
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Fire Risk Prompts Lamborghini Revuelto Safety Recall
Lamborghini has announced a recall for its high-performance Revuelto supercar due to improperly tightened screws on the oil circuit connection flange, which may lead to oil leaks and increase the risk of fire. The recall highlights a critical safety concern for a limited number of these luxury vehicles. History Behind the Recall The issue came…
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Ford Recalls F-150 Lightning Over Potential Front Control Arm Detachment
Ford has issued a recall for nearly 12,000 F-150 Lightning electric trucks in the United States due to concerns over improperly torqued front upper control arm ball joint nuts, which could lead to loss of steering control and increased crash risk. History Behind the Recall The issue was identified in September 2024 after a report…
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