Toyota has announced a safety recall involving specific U.S. model year 2023-2026 Prius vehicles. According to the automaker, “There is a possibility that certain circumstances can cause water to ...

Ford has issued recalls for over 116,000 vehicles, many made in Kentucky, including certain Escape models due to fire risk from engine block heaters.

Pickups are built to handle a great deal of tasks, from towing and hauling, to extreme off-road driving. But despite their ruggedness, these vehicles remain susceptible to manufacturing defects that ...

According to two notices reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Jan. 15, the recalls cover 116,672 cars and an additional 2,633 engine block heaters. The recalled ...

Ford issued a recall for some of its model vehicles because of an engine block heater issue that could pose a fire risk. The automaker's recall involves certain model Ford Escape, Focus, and Lincoln ...

Ford is recalling more than 121,000 vehicles due to a defect involving engine block heaters that can crack, leak coolant, and short circuit when plugged in. Thousands of additional vehicles and ...

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WASHINGTON — More than 110,000 Ford vehicles are under recall in the U.S. due to a potential fire hazard caused by a faulty engine block heater. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

(TestMiles) – A Ford recall tied to engine block heaters matters now because winter habits—plugging in overnight—can quietly create the exact conditions that raise fire risk. I’ll be honest: most ...

Nissan has recalled more than 26,000 vehicles because their doors could open while driving. According to a notice shared on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website, more than 26,400 ...

Nearly a million car owners need to buckle down about getting their LATCH fixed, according to the latest data from Carfax. The provider of vehicle history reports said more than 983,000 vehicles ...

Nearly one million vehicles in the U.S., including 40,000 in Georgia, have open recalls for defective car seat anchor systems (LATCH). Defects ranging from improper welding to thick coatings can ...