Ah Toyota, it's the car company that's almost always been named in the same sentence as the word "recall". And what do we have here, Toyota has just issued a voluntary recall for one of their models, the Sienna minivan. Now that's a surprise. On a serious note, since the massive problems with the recall, the biggest car manufacturing company...
It seems that while the British at Jaguar are clearly moving forward since the Indians took over. Every now and again, massive leaps forward do imply a few mistakes along the way. This is just the case of the new Jaguar XJ. The Jaguar XJ has only been out for months but it's going in for a recall very soon....
According to an investigation done by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration revealed some problems with the 2010-2011 model years of the Buick Lucerne and the Cadillac DTS. As a result, all of the Buick Lucerne and Cadillac DTS owners with this particular model year should soon visit their dealers because of a few safety related worries. The NHTSA investigation...
The Japanese at Nissan seem to have made a bit of a mistake with their cars and even the Infiniti brand suffers from it. The problem is that this mistake Nissan made will lead to a world wide recall for 2.1 million of their products. At first, the problem is not that big as it's related to the ignition system....
After posting news of a pretty important recall to come from Chrysler the NHTSA has yet more information to unsettle drivers. According to the announcement made by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration this recall affects a total of nearly 10.000 vehicles produced by Swedish automaker Volvo. The Volvo recall is related to what's one of the company's strongest plus...
Lincoln is considering bringing back a trademark model for them, the huge saloon they appropriately called the Continental. The higher ups over in Dearborn aren't so easily convinced, they reckon a compact model makes for better sales and would help the brand image a lot more than raising a leviathan from the dead. Speaking of the brand image and all...
