The newest Acura model is already being recalled.

Ford announced its first recall of the sixth-generation Mustang today.

Chrysler is recalling over 900,000 vehicles worldwide because of defects that could cause fires.

Toyota has announced another massive recall. 

A problem with the occupant restraint control module has prompted  Chrysler to recall 184,215 SUVs globally.

Nissan has issued a recall for 238,000 Altima sedans worldwide due to a faulty secondary hood latch.

The new 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class is off to a rough start.

Today Chrysler announced that it will recall roughly 22,100 small cargo vans because the side airbags could inadvertently deploy.

The SRT Viper is being recalled because of a potential flaw with its air bag sensor.

General Motors added another 60,575 vehicles to its mountain of recalls over the weekend.

General Motors has added another 117,651 vehicles to its record-setting list of recalls in 2014.

The Toyota Tacoma is the latest vehicle to be recalled by the Japanese automaker.

The death toll surrounding the defective ignition switches in 2.6 million General Motors vehilces continues to rise.

Ford announced a recall campaign today that will affect approximately 850,050 vehicles.

Chrysler Group announced a new recall today covering an estimated 349,442 vehicles spanning several nameplates because of possibly defective ignition keys.

The Ferrari 458 is the latest exotic to be recalled.

Chrysler is recalling 230,760 of its SUVs for a possible fuel pump issue.

The 2015 Honda Fit is already being recalled.

Several Toyota models are being recalled for a possible fire hazard.

Another day, another GM recall. This time the Detroit-based automotive giant is working to fix issues with some natural gas-powered vehicles.

Ford has issued a bunch of new recalls today for a variety of issues. 

The 2015 Chevrolet Corvette is the latest to fall under GM‘s recall woes.

Toyota is pulling about 140,000 Tundra pickup trucks back in North America to fix a problem with the airbags. 

Complaints about stalling engines in 2007 model year Dodge Grand Caravans are spurring an investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Even expensive exotics are susceptible to recalls.

Aston Martin is recalling its 2014 model year DB9 and Rapide S models.

Audi is pulling a large quantity of its cars off the road to fix a safety issue with the brakes. 

Add the Suzuki Kizashi to the list of vehicles being recalled due to spiders.

The number of deaths related to General Motors’ massive ignition switch recall could be on the rise.

Nearly 1.9-million GM vehicle owners will be receiving a letter from the American automaker’s CEO.

Luxury SUV builder Land Rover is recalling 40,551 of its SUVs because the front passenger side airbag might not deploy.

The Volkswagen Tiguan has been recalled for a potential stalling issue.

General Motors continues to add to its recall count for 2014.

Toyota has announced a recall for the 2014 Sienna minivan and issued a stop-sale order to its dealers.

The uncapped compensation fund created by General Motors to pay the victims associated with its ignition switch recall had nearly 100 applicants at the start of this week.

Imagine being in the middle of a spirited debate with your significant other, closing the door with gusto and gasping in surprise as the airbag deploys.

If you’re using General Motors‘ recall website to check if your vehicle is safe, you might want to look elsewhere.

Hyundai has announced three new recall campaigns that affect roughly 420,000 vehicles, taking the total amount of Hyundai vehicles recalled this week up to 1.3 million in the U.S. 

Chrysler Group is calling back about 30,000 Fiat 500L vehicles over an issue with its knee airbags. 

The Hyundai Sonata is certainly getting a lot of recall attention.

Suzuki is no longer selling cars in North America, but the brand is still tasked with making sure that its existing cars are safe. 

The 2015 Hyundai Sonata is getting a rough start. Barely into its launch, the company is launching a second recall campaign affecting the new sedan.

Following a stop-sale order earlier this month, Volkswagen has now issued a recall for its Golf and GTI models.

The recalls from General Motors continue to roll in.

Chrysler is planning to recall even more vehicles related to an ignition switch issue.

Chrysler says that it can have a recall to fix around 1.56 million Jeeps finished by March, much sooner than the timeline of a few years the company estimated as first. 

Mitsubishi has announced a recall for an undisclosed amount of 2004 through 2005 Lancer sedans over malfunctioning airbags supplied by Takata.

Kia is calling back 51,641 of its Soul compact hatchbacks from the 2014 model year because they could experience a loss of steering ability.

BMW will recall roughly 1.6 million of its 3 Series luxury cars worldwide because of possibly faulty passenger side airbag inflators that could rupture.

The 2015 Hyundai Sonata has barely arrived in showrooms is already been recalled.

Chrysler has announced a recall that affects 895,000 SUVs over wiring issues in the vanity mirror. 

Acura is calling back 14,708 ILX models over an issue with the headlights. 

With six months left to go in 2014, recalls in the U.S. have already broken a single-year record.

Late Monday, Ford announced six new recall campaigns that will cover roughly 101,000 vehicles.

Honda is expanding a massive airbag recall to include cars sold in the State of California.

Could General Motors have avoided a massive recall by listening to its customers 17 years ago?

Chrysler has been called into question over the timeliness of a Jeep recall, and today the brand released a statement to clear things up. 

If you live in a “salt belt” state and drive a Subaru, there’s a good chance your vehicle is going to be recalled.

General Motors has actually recalled one of its own recalls on the 2014 Cadillac CTS. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is demanding answers from Jeep regarding the timeliness of a recall that affects 1.56 million older Jeep SUVs.