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Safety concerns surrounding Takata-manufactured air bag inflators have prompted yet another recall -- this time involving General Motors.
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The expanded recall, which addresses a potential problem affecting the electronic power-assist steering gears, now involves nearly 5,700 2014-MY trucks globally.
Read More →The recalls involve seven different automakers, whose dealers will replace any defective air bag inflators free of charge.
Read More →Agency investigators will determine whether recalls are warranted. An estimated 1.2 million vehicles are involved.
Read More →Members of a congressional subcommittee criticized General Motors' approach to recalling older vehicles for a faulty ignition switch, as CEO Mary Barra appeared before the committee on Wednesday.
Read More →General Motors' CEO Mary Barra will tell a congressional subcommittee she won't accept "business as usual at GM" and update the committee on the automaker's progress in dealing with the ignition switch recall.
Read More →Six newly announced recalls also include late-model Cadillac ATS and CTS sedans to address a transmission issue.
Read More →General Motors has announced four additional recalls, affecting such popular fleet vehicles as the 2014 model-year Chevrolet Silverado HD. This latest round of recalls covers a total of 89,126 vehicles.
Read More →CEO Mary Barra calls the findings of a company investigation ‘deeply troubling’ and pledges to take action on all of the report's recommendations.
Read More →In two separate actions, the automaker will address potential problems involving cruise-control software in SUVs and electrical components in Ram ProMaster full-size vans.
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