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Mercedes Recalls 24,092 E- and S-Class 4MATIC Vehicles Over Driveshaft Failure Risk

Tests found the front universal joint can break without warning, prompting free dealer inspections.

GM Recalls 271,770 Chevrolet Malibus for Rearview Camera Failure

Ford Recalls 422,613 SUVs and Super Duty Trucks Over Faulty Wiper Arms

Ford Recalls 254,640 Lincoln and Explorer SUVs Over Software That Can Cut Rearview Cameras and Driver Aids

VW Recalls 48,165 U.S. 2025–26 Jettas Over Fire Risk From Missing Transmission Ground

GM Expands Recall to 17,050 2012–2013 Buick Regals Over Rear Toe-Link Corrosion Risk

Ford Expands Recall Wave to 2.36 Million Vehicles as Rear‑View Fixes Begin

Ford Recalls 412,774 2017–2019 Explorers Over Rear Toe-Link Failure Risk

GM Recalls 43,732 2022 Chevy, GMC and Cadillac SUVs for Rear-Wheel Lockup Risk

Nissan Recalls 642,698 Rogue SUVs Over Engine Seizure and Throttle Failures

BMW Recalls 87,394 Vehicles Over Starter Fire Risk, Including Toyota Supra

Toyota Recalls 141,286 Prius Models Over Rear Doors That Can Open While Driving

Volkswagen Recalls More Than 350,000 Audi Vehicles Over Backup Camera Failure

U.S. Probes Jeep Grand Cherokee Recall Fix After New Suspension Failures

Ford Recalls Nearly 230,000 Broncos Over Software Glitch That Can Blank Instrument Displays

Honda Recalls 256,000 Accord Hybrids Over Software Fault That Can Cut Power

Toyota Expands Engine-Defect Recall to 126,691 Tundra and Lexus SUVs

New-Generation Hyundai Venue Reaches Indian Showrooms

Toyota Expands Twin‑Turbo V6 Recall to 127,000 U.S. Tundra and Lexus GX/LX Vehicles

Toyota, Lexus and Subaru Recall 1.02 Million U.S. Vehicles for Rear Camera Software Fault