#GmRecall

General Motors has issued a massive recall for over 1.2 million Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC vehicles in the United States.

General Motors has announced two new recalls. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is turning to outside experts in wake of the GM recall.

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

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

General Motors now has enough ignition switches to repair all of the affected, recalled vehicles.

General Motors, in the midst of a crisis regarding safety defects, is using every resource available to try and identify vehicle flaws as early as possible, even Twitter.  

GM has pushed the deadline back for those looking to file claims under the faulty ignition-switch compensation program. 

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

A new report prepared by the U.S. Energy and Commerce Committee has concluded that NHTSA made “critical mistakes” in the GM ignition switch recall case. 

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.

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

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

The recalls from General Motors continue to roll in.