The South Korean city of Seoul is a modern metropolis with densely packed apartment towers, great food, and terrible traffic.

Honda has issued a recall for 646 vehicles in the U.S.

Infiniti has recalled both the Q50 and Q60 in the U.S. for an issue related to the fuel pump.

Approximately 800,000 units are affected by the recall.

A Ford and Lincoln recall has been issued that affects approximately 116,796 vehicles in North America.

A total of 7,802 Dodge Challengers in the U.S. are being recalled to address a possible safety issue.

Ford has recalled 5,914 vehicles in North America for an issue related to the automatic transmission.

Another death has been linked to one of Takata’s faulty airbag inflators – the 11th confirmed fatality in a Honda vehicle related to the component.

An issue with the anti-lock braking system in more than 750,000 cars has led Volkswagen to issue a global recall.

Nearly 228,000 vehicles in the U.S. are affected by the recall.

Lexus has recalled approximately 1,760 ES350 models in the United States.

Ford has announced three separate recalls affecting various models, with the largest encompassing 400,000 Transit vans. 

Aston Martin has recalled 1,658 Vantages worldwide for issues related to the Sportshift I and Sportshift II automated manual transmissions.

A total of 297,000 Dodge Grand Caravans in the U.S. and Canada are affected by a recall.

Select  Porsche Cayenne and Panamera models are being recalled for a possible engine stalling issue.

Two new recalls from Mazda combine to affect over 100,000 units of the RX-8. 

The two recalls affect the Hyundai Santa Fe, Santa Fe Sport, Sonata and Genesis models.

Toyota is recalling certain Tacoma models and approximately 32,000 trucks are affected.

Two separate Ford recalls have been announced affecting various models.

The Volkswagen Group is launching four separate recall campaigns to address vehicles from VW, Audi and Porsche. 

FCA is recalling about 1 million Ram pickup trucks in the U.S. due to a software issue that could prevent air bags from deploying.

A total of 51,497 units of the Porache Macan are affected by a recall over a fuel leak. 

For once, it’s an airbag recall that doesn’t involve Takata airbag inflators.

For a third time, GM is under investigation for headlight defects after owners of previously unrecalled vehicles claim similar, sudden failures while driving.

Approximately 228,000 Toyota Tacoma pickups are affected by a recall.

BMW has a small recall for an oil leak issue in certain 7 Series models that affects 97 units in the U.S.

Approximately 53,000 Tesla vehicles are being recalled to address a problem with the parking brake. 

A total of 33,131  Subaru Impreza vehicles are being recalled over an issue with stalling. 

Hyundai is calling back vehicles that have engines that may seize unexpectedly.

Ford is recalling certain F-250 trucks, and approximately 52,000 units are affected.

Ford is calling back a total of about 441,000 vehicles in three separate recall actions.

A total of 3,299 Maserai Levante SUVs are affected by a new recall.

Hyundai is calling back roughly 978,000 Sonata sedans in the U.S. over an issue with the seat belt. 

Approximately 5,470 Ford Mustangs are being recalled in the U.S.

About one-million cars are being recalled worldwide.

Beleaguered airbag maker Takata Corp. is facing fresh claims of collusion in its cover-up scandal, with lawyers alleging certain automakers knew the parts were dangerous but continued to use them.

BMW is recalling approximately 19,130 i3s with range extenders.

Approximately 2,840 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are being recalled worldwide.

If you ever thought that modern Lamborghinis were too soft and nothing like their forefathers from the 1960s, prepare to be disabused of that notion.

Two different recalls are affecting at least 39,381 Maserati vehicles in North America.

Owners of 2015-2017 Nissan Altima sedans might want to keep their rear windows closed for the time being.

Airbag defects and overheating coolant pumps have led Audi to recall nearly 600,000 vehicles in America. The recalls affect the Q5, A5, A6, and A4.

Porsche is conducting what it calls a “purely precautionary measure” by recalling 16,429 vehicles. 

Takata is paying a heavy price for its faulty airbag inflators.

Ford is expanding its Takata airbag recall once again.

The Takata airbag recall just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

Honda in the U.S. has recalled 641,302 Odyssey minivans and has issued a stop-sale for two separate issues.

Ford has announced two new recalls, one of which affects the brand new 2017 Super Duty lineup. 

The McLaren P1, every Tesla Model S and even some Ferraris are now included in the massive recall for faulty Takata airbags.

The Ford Fusion, Mondeo and Lincoln MKZ models are all affected by a new recall. 

Approximately 448 Jeep Wranglers are affected by a new recall.

The 2008-2009 Kia Sportage is being recalled to address an electrical issue.

Toyota is recalling its Swagger Wagon.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced two separate recalls affecting a total of 88,888 vehicles worldwide.

Automakers recalled a record-breaking 51.26 million vehicles last year, with the callbacks stemming from either a highly commendable abundance of caution, or a widespread lapse in quality control.

Mercedes-Benz is recalling some new E-Class models to address a wiring problem that can lead to engine stalls.

A US federal judge has finally approved a record high settlement for the Volkswagen emissions scandal, with the German automaker to spend $14.7 billion remedying the situation. More than 400,000 affected U.S. owners are being given two options: take a buyback from VW or wait for the EPA to approve a fix. Although early data showed that most people would take the buyback, many owners are still unsure.

This week, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) rejected a petition demanding a recall for 2005-2010 Nissan Pathfinder, Xterra and Frontier vehicles.

BMW is recalling around 154K cars and SUVs in North America for a wiring issue. 

A stop-sale has been ordered for the popular Toyota Prius hybrid.