#recall

Don’t get too excited if you’ve been walking by your new or recent model year Subaru to find it starting itself. You haven’t discovered KITT’s younger cousin.

Super-luxury automaker Rolls-Royce just announced a recall of its 2013 Phantom lineup. Call backs are never a good thing, but they can be especially embarrassing at the ultra-premium end of the market. How does the company treat its “high rolling” customers when something unexpected happens?

Honda is recalling certain 2009-13 Pilot SUVs and 2011-13 Odyssey minivans because of a problem with the driver’s side airbag. 

General Motors is recalling 980 of its 2013 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vans because it might be possible to remove the key from the ignition when the car is still running and not in park.

American Suzuki is issuing out a recall for 2,830 XL7 SUVs for a faulty fuel pump that could potentially cause a fuel leak.

Jaguar is recalling 13 of its 2013 model year XF cars because of a potential problem with the fuel pump.

Dodge is recalling 734 of its 2013 Dodge Durango crossovers because the seating capacity might be mislabeled. 

There’s nothing low key about driving a Lamborghini product, but 144 Aventador owners might be turning heads the wrong way.

In an unusual move, Consumer Reports is prompting Lexusto fix a flaw with its ES and GS models that could leave people trapped in the trunk. 

Ford is issuing a recall on its 2013 Escape and Fusion models equipped with the 1.6-liter engine for a possible fire hazard.

Mercedes-Benz is issuing a recall for its 2012 model year CLS550 and CLS550 4Matic models where the bolts holding down the hood’s secondary latch striker can loosen over time.

Certain BMW 7 Series cars from 2005 to 2007 have defective door latches that won’t close properly, leaving the doors unexpectedly open.