The number of deaths officially acknowledged in the GM ignition switch scandal reached 90 today.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced two a Jeep and Dodge recall covering 60,000 vehicles.

Smart is recalling its Fortwo subcompact for a possible steering bolt issue.

Suzuki has announced a massive recall over faulty ignition switches. 

Deaths related to the GM ignition switch recall continue to increase.

MINI is recalling its older Cooper and Cooper S models for a possible airbag issue.

Nissan is expanding a recall over faulty Takata airbags. 

Volkswagen is extending a recall for 20,000 Routan minivans. 

General Motors will be protected from lawsuits for claims originating before its 2009 restructuring.

Scion is recalling certain 2015 tC Release Series 9 vehicles.

The General Motors‘ ignition switch compensation fund has approved another four deaths.

Fiat is once again recalling its all-electric 500e. 

Nissan and BMW are recalling over 165,000 vehicles combined.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating the effectiveness of a Ford recall. 

Fiat Chrysler has been ordered to pay $150 million for the death of a four-year-old.

Ford is calling back about 220,000 vehicles in North America over three separate issues. 

Chevrolet is recalling 87,063 Malibu mid-size sedans from the 2013 to 2015 model years.

The Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class is being recalled for an issue with its LED rear taillights.

A past recall campaign by Nissan is under investigation.

The number of deaths officially acknowledged as part of the GM ignition switch recall jumped by seven today.

Child seat manufacturer Graco is being fined for failing to promptly recall defective child seats. 

General Motors has agreed to depositions that will see its CEO answering questions related to the massive ignition switch recall.

There are 104,871 new vehicles being recalled for having potentially lethal airbags from Takata.

The 2014-2015 Kia Soul is being recalled in the U.S.

The Chevrolet Volt is being recalled for a possible carbon monoxide risk.

General Motors has ordered a stop-delivery on the 2015 Chevrolet Trax and Encore models to resolve a steering issue.

Toyota is recalling all 2,500 of its Rav4 EVs over an issue with components that were supplied by Tesla. 

Honda is turning to advertisements to make sure owners get their recalled vehicles fixed. 

Toyota has announced two new recall campaigns.

Honda is calling back a handful of CR-V s and Accords to fix an issue with the engine. 

Chrysler is once again recalling a host of vehicles over a problem with the ignition switch. 

Hyundai is recalling over 26,000 Genesis cars in North America.

Nissan is expanding a recall to 625,000 more vehicles. 

Chrysler’s Hellcat performance cars may be blindingly fast but they can’t outrun a recall. These 707-hp versions of the Dodge Challenger coupe and Charger sedan may have an issue with leaking fuel.

Nearly 205,000 Hyundai Elantras are being recalled because of a potential fault with their eclectically boosted power steering systems.

Kia will recall the 2016 Sorento crossover only a few weeks after reaching the market to address a defect with the accelerator.

Chrysler is recalling 467,000 SUVs to fix an issue with the fuel pump. 

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling approximately 25,000 copies of the 200 mid-size sedan for a transmission replacement.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is ordering Takata to preserve all air bag inflators as part of the ongoing federal investigation.

Cadillac is calling back 67,000 ATS vehicles to fix an issue with the sunroof switch. 

Mercedes is calling back about 147,000 vehicles due to a fire risk. 

The total number of claims related to the GM ignition switch recall is now at 4,345.

The official death toll related to the GM ignition switch recall continues to climb after the passed deadline for compensation claims.

GM is expanding an existing recall to include 69,633 more vehicles. 

Toyota is recalling two of its models for separate problems.

Various Jaguar Land Rover models are being recalled for multiple issues.

Toyota is recalling the FJ Cruiser because of a possible flaw with the steering in some models.

Airbag issues are becoming the norm for today’s car recalls.

Chrysler’s nine-speed automatic transmission is getting another software update to try and fix some issues. 

Over two-million vehicles are being re-recalled after not being adequately fixed in a previous recall.

The National Highway Safety Administration is looking for whistleblowers with insider knowledge on the Takata airbag recall.

GM doesn’t plan on extending the deadline for ignition switch claims again.

The Toyota Avalon is being recalled for a possible fire hazard.

Ford is calling back about 221,000 vehicles to fix issues with door handles and seat belts.

Nissan has announced a massive worldwide recall campaign for two separate issues. 

Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche are recalling cars over the same issue: a fuel leak. 

The death toll for General Motors’ massive ignition switch recall officially sits at 50.

The 2014 Kia Forte sedan is being recalled for a possible fire hazard.

General Motors has issues an immediate stop-sale order on three of its crossovers due to faulty tires.