Honda Expands U.S. Airbag Recall by Nearly 400,000 Vehicles
Honda is nearly doubling the number of vehicles it will recall due to defective airbags, a problem that it acknowledges being linked to at least one death and 12 incidents.
View ArticleHonda Recalls 400,000 Cars For Roll-Away Problem
The 2003 Honda Accord is part of the latest in a series of Honda recalls for faulty ignition interlocks.
View ArticleHonda Facing Another Airbag Recall
Honda is recalling its new 2010 Accord Crosstour model to address potential safety problems with front passenger airbags. That follows the recall of 1 million Hondas due to airbag problems earlier this...
View ArticleToyota Narrowly Misses Third Year Atop Recall List
For the third year in a row Toyota topped the U.S. recall list, with 3.5 million of its vehicles impacted by safety-related problems. Overall, recalls were down for 2011, but as TheDetroitBureau.com...
View ArticleAs Honda Keeps Racking Up Recalls Will it Tarnish Maker’s Quality Reputation?
The third recall in a week brought the total to 1.7 million Honda vehicles involved in safety actions last week - while federal regulators also revealed a probe involving nearly 600,000 more Honda...
View ArticleHonda Targeted in Another Safety Probe
Honda, which recalled 1.7 million vehicles last week and had 600,000 more put under investigation for possible fire hazards and other problems, is now facing another NHTSA probe into whether its 2005...
View ArticleFord Recalling New Fusion for Faulty Headlamps
Ford Motor Co. plans to recall more than 19,000 of its new Fusion midsize sedans to replace faulty headlamps, the second service action hitting the new and well-publicized vehicle in just a week....
View ArticleToyota Again Topped Recall List in 2012
For the third time in four years, Toyota Motor Corp. recalled more vehicles than any other automaker operating in the U.S. market during 2012. Honda was second on the list after leading the recall...
View ArticleChrysler Announces Major New Recalls
Two weeks after grudgingly agreeing to recall 1.2 mil Jeeps, Chrysler Group will call back 840,000 vehicles due to a series of safety-related issued, putting new stress on the Detroit maker’s efforts...
View ArticleMy Car’s Been Recalled: Now What?
Due to the sheer number of vehicles recalled in the United States this year – in excess of 40 million – you very well may have a vehicle that is involved in some sort of safety-related service action....
View ArticleHonda CEO Ousted Amidst Airbag Woes
Honda’s ongoing airbag problem has claimed another victim. In this case, it’s President and CEO Takanobu Ito, who will step aside in April, at the end of the automaker’s fiscal year....
View ArticleToyota, Nissan Recall Another 6.5 Mil Vehicles for Faulty Airbags
Toyota Motor Corp. and Nissan Motor Co., Japan’s two largest automakers, have announced another major recall to fix potentially faulty Takata airbags, a move affecting a total of 6.5 million vehicles,...
View ArticleHonda Earnings Dragged Down by Takata Airbag Problem
Honda Motor Co. earnings took another tumble as the maker was hit by both a stronger yen and the ongoing recall of faulty Takata airbags, which saw Honda recall four times as many cars as it sold,...
View ArticleHonda Recalling 437K Vehicles Due to Fuel Pump Issue
Honda is recalling 437,000 vehicles in the U.S. to fix a fuel-pump issue plaguing six-cylinder engines, causing stalling or limiting acceleration. According to the automaker, a software update should...
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