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Nearly 25,000 Ford Explorers Recalled for Power Loss Problems
100% or 24,655 2025 Ford Explorer SUVs equipped with the turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine are being recalled due to a software issue with the Powertrain Control Module (PCM). This defect can cause the vehicle to lose power temporarily or even roll away when parked if the electronic parking brake is not engaged. The 2025 Ford […]
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Ford Maverick Recall List (2025 Update)
Since its launch, the Maverick has been subject to multiple recalls involving critical systems such as the electrical system, powertrain, braking components, and lighting. Each recall is tracked by the NHTSA and targets specific defects tied to certain production batches or model years. Below, we provide a breakdown of the most significant recall campaigns affecting […]
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Over 48,000 Dodge Hornets and Alfa Romeo Tonales Recalled for Rearview Camera
1%, or approximately 485 of the 48,494 recalled Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale vehicles are said to be affected by a defect that may prevent the rearview camera image from appearing when the vehicle is in reverse. This malfunction can severely compromise rear visibility, increasing the risk of a collision. Affected drivers will begin […]
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Over 44,000 Audi Models Recalled for Instrument Panel Display Failure
Audi has issued a recall affecting more than 44,000 vehicles from the 2021 model year, citing a software-related malfunction that can cause the digital instrument panel—also known as the virtual cockpit—to go dark while driving. This defect impacts a wide range of models, including the A6, A7, A8, Q7, Q8, and several high-performance “S” and […]
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Cadillac Lyriq Recall List
As Cadillac’s flagship electric SUV, the Lyriq has drawn attention for its sleek design and advanced technology—but it hasn’t been without its issues. This article provides a detailed overview of recent recalls affecting the 2023 and 2024 Cadillac Lyriq models, including safety concerns, root causes, and steps owners should take if their vehicle is negatively […]
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Ford 12-Volt Battery Lawsuit: Is Your Maverick or Bronco Sport Included?
A new class action lawsuit accuses Ford Motor Company and Camel Group (USA) Battery Inc. of equipping certain vehicles with defective12-volt batteries. The suit alleges that the companies were responsible for the design, manufacturing, marketing, and servicing of these batteries, which may be prone to unexpected failure. As reported by CarComplaints, the case—Erika Ortega v. […]
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Nissan Door Lock Actuator Lawsuit: Is There a Recall?
A new class action lawsuit has been filed against Nissan over faulty door lock actuators affecting several popular models. The complaint alleges that actuators in certain 2013–2025 Altima, 2014–2025 Rogue, and 2013–2025 Sentra vehicles may malfunction—causing doors to unexpectedly lock, unlock, or even open while the vehicle is in motion. These issues pose serious safety […]
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Where Americans Are Buying More Car Than They Can Afford
Car ownership has long been a status symbol in America, and for many, that means taking on more car than they can afford. As auto loan balances and delinquency rates continue to rise across the nation, many Americans are carrying loan burdens alarmingly disproportionate to their income. While auto debt is climbing nationwide, certain states […]
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Jeep Underhood Fire Class Action Lawsuits: Do You Have a Claim?
Two class action lawsuits are currently underway against Stellantis (formerly FCA US, LLC) over fire hazards related to certain Jeep plug-in hybrid models, including the 2020–2024 Jeep Wrangler 4xe and 2022–2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe. These lawsuits, filed in January and March 2025, allege that despite multiple recalls and software updates, the core issues with […]
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GM L87 Engine Lawsuit: Do You Have a Claim?
A new class action lawsuit has been filed against General Motors (GM) concerning defects in the 6.2L V8 L87 engine. The GM L87 Engine Lawsuit, initiated in April 2025, alleges that the engine is prone to sudden and catastrophic failure due to defective bearings. The lawsuit was filed by Illinois resident James S. Powell II, […]
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