#SafetyRecall

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Tire maker Continental is issuing a recall on the ContiProContact tires.

The Takata airbag recall is an unmitigated disaster for the automotive industry and Honda is working overtime to correct affected vehicles.

Three more death claims have been approved by the General Motors ignition switch compensation fund. These recent additions have increased the total to 107.

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.

One of  the world’s largest child car seat manufacturers is the subject of a federal investigation for how it dealt with a massive safety recall.

Twenty-fourteen must be the year of the recall. Takata’s massive airbag foible is causing much grief, GM’s ignition fiasco drags on and in addition to all of this there have been myriad smaller safety actions. Adding to the tally, Ford just announced five callbacks.

Another day, another airbag recall and this time Audi’s taking the heat but not for the reason you probably expect.

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

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

There’s more fallout from General Motors’ toxic ignition recall. Another high-level engineer is stepping down from his post.

Cadillac’s extended range electric car has barely been on sale long enough for people to realize it’s available, and it’s already being recalled.

Ford is recalling the both the sport-tuned Focus ST hot hatch and its all-electric sibling because of a wiring problem.

GM is recalling 10,000 trucks and SUVs that have been impacted by two safety issues worldwide. The majority of the recalls are for the 2011 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon (9,215 combined) that could roll away when shifted into park due to a faulty part manufactured in China. The recall will be officially issued out on July 19th, and GM will install new automatic transmission adjustment clips. This recall impacts 6,700 vehicles sold in the United States.