The 2013-2014 Dodge Dart has been recalled to address a possible issue with its brakes.

A new U.S. highway bill will be voted on this week with a focus on safety violations and recalls.

The Maserati GranTurismo coupe and convertible models are being recalled for an issue with its passenger-side door latch.

Ram is calling back about 16,114 ProMaster full-size vans over electrical issues. 

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has ordered the Volkswagen Group to recall its vehicles equipped with 3.0-liter diesel V6 engines.

Ford is calling back about 450,000 Fusion and Mercury Milan sedans over a potential fuel tank issue. 

Every Tesla Model S ever sold is being recalled for a possible seatbelt issue.

The 2011-2012 Hyundai Sonata is being recalled for an issue with its brake pedal stopper pad.

Over 256,000 Kia Soul compacts are being recalled in the U.S.

Honda has announced two separate recalls, one affecting the Fit and the other impacting the Pilot.

Volkswagen has launched a cash incentive program in an attempt to appease owners of diesel cars rigged to cheat emissions testing.

Volkswagen will begin to fix the cars in the U.S. affected by its diesel emissions scandal in February, according to a source close to the matter.

The Bentley Continental is being recalled for a potential fire hazard.

When it rains it pours; Volkswagen has announced a recall in the U.S. not related to its diesel scandal.

Mercedes is recalling over 100,000 C-Class and GLK-Classes for a potential defect with the airbags in its vehicles.

Audi is issuing a stop-sale on several products following an investigation regarding the 3.0-liter six-cylinder diesel engines used in Volkswagen Auto Group vehicles.

The Toyota Avalon and Lexus ES sedans are being recalled for an issue with the cars’ collision-avoidance system.

Takata has been fined $70 million and could face $130 million more in fines.

The 2016 Honda CR-V is now tied to the massive Takata airbag recall.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced two recalls affecting nearly 900,000 vehicles worldwide.

The 2008-2009 Honda Accord is being recalled for inadvertent airbag deployment.

The Porsche Macan S and Macan Turbo models are being recalled for a possible fuel leak.

More than 86,000 MINI Cooper models are being recalled for a steering glitch.

Ford is planning three recalls that affect nearly 131,000 vehicles.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has recalled its Ram 1500 pickup and Jeep Cherokee SUV.

GM is recalling 1.4 million older cars dating as far back as 1997 to fix an issue that was supposed to be addressed in two previous recalls.

Mazda has its own ignition switch call that affects 4.9 million older vehicles worldwide.

Toyota will recall about 6.5 million cars globally including 2.7 million in North America to fix a defective power window switch. 

General Motors has a new ignition switch recall.

The 2015-2016 Mazda 3 is being recalled for a possible fire hazard.

The 2011-2013 Kia Sorento is being recalled for a transmission glitch.

The repercussions of Volkswagen’s diesel scandal are becoming more clear as the German auto regulator is forcing VW to recall 2.4 million cars outfitted with defeat devices designed to cheat emissions testing.

General Motors has announced a new recall for 31,000 SUVs over a fire risk.

Mazda has issued a stop-sale on just about 15,000 Mazda3 compact cars over an issue with the fuel shut-off valve. 

Volkswagen and Audi engines have been suspended from participating in Ward’s annual 10 Best Engines competition until further notice, regardless of whether or not they are the engines affected by the “dieselgate” scandal.

The 2007-2012 Nissan Versa is being recalled for front coil springs that may corrode.

The Honda Civic and Fit models are being recalled for an issue with their continuously variable transmissions (CVTs).

Ford has issued six new recalls which cumulatively affect about 380,000 vehicles. 

Green Car Journal is rescinding awards previously given to Volkswagen and Audi diesel models for Green Car of the Year in wake of the “dieselgate” scandal.

Hyundai is calling back nearly a half-million Sonata sedans to fix critical engine components. 

Approximately 1,500 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Ralliart models are being recalled for potential fuel leaks.

Volkswagen’s troubles seem to be getting more serious as every hour passes.

Volkswagen AG lost about 15-billion euros (USD$16.9-billion) in its market value Monday following allegations that the German automaker cheated to pass U.S. emissions testing with its diesel cars.

Responding to the recent revelation that Volkswagen may have used illegal software to cheat emissions testing, the German automaker has told its U.S. dealers to halt sales of remaining 2015 TDI diesel models.

The Toyota RAV4 and RAV4 EV models are being recalled for an issue with their windshield wipers.

General Motors has agreed to pay $900 million to settle a U.S. government investigation into the massive ignition switch recall.

More than one million Ram pickup trucks are being affected by three separate recalls today. 

The Cadillac ATS is being recalled for a potential fire hazard with its rear-window defroster.

Jeep is recalling certain 2015 Renegades equipped with 6.5-inch touchscreens over concerns with hacking. 

After numerous investigations, the Nissan Versa and Versa Note are being recalled along with the Armada for a separate issue.

Honda is voluntarily recalling approximately 17,800 Fit compacts from the 2015 model year for faulty plug top ignition coils.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has released details on a buyback and incentive program that affects over 1 million owners for whom safety recall fixes weren’t immediately available. 

The Jeep Cherokee is being recalled again, this time for having faulty windshield wipers.

The Chevrolet Cobalt is being recalled yet again, but this time, it isn’t for its ignition switch.

The 2014-2015 Chevrolet Impala is being recalled for a potential air bag flaw.

Volkswagen is the latest automaker to be under investigation for faulty Takata air bags.

Another 180,000 vehicles are now affected by General Motors’ headlight recall.

Nissan is calling back 5,500 new Maximas over a possible fuel leak. 

Chrysler has announced a recall for certain 2015 200 sedans over an issue that can cause the car to stall. 

Volkswagen is recalling approximately 420,000 vehicles to fix an issue with airbag wiring.