If you own a General Motors vehicle and have experienced sudden power loss or unexplained engine issues, you’re not alone. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has officially launched an investigation into 877,710 GM trucks and SUVs following complaints of catastrophic engine failure. These reports primarily involve bearing failure…
Ford’s Maverick Hybrid, a compact pickup praised for its fuel efficiency and versatility, is facing serious reliability concerns after being hit with an alarming number of recalls. In just two years, Ford has issued ten recall and service campaign notices for the Maverick Hybrid, addressing a wide range of issues—from…
Ford Motor Company has issued a safety recall for nearly 25,000 units of its 2025 Ford Explorer due to a serious risk of sudden power loss and parking system failure. The issue stems from faulty powertrain control module (PCM) software, which could intermittently reset and lead to dangerous driving conditions….
Tesla continues to face legal scrutiny in 2025, and the latest lawsuit raises new concerns about how the electric vehicle giant measures mileage on its vehicles. In what could escalate into a broader legal issue, a Tesla owner has filed a lawsuit against the automaker, alleging that Tesla uses an…
Tesla’s highly anticipated Cybertruck has been making headlines since it launched—but not all of them have been positive. In a surprising development, some Cybertruck owners have reported that Tesla is refusing to take their vehicles back unless they go through the formal Lemon Law process. According to reports from forums…
When Stellantis announced the discontinuation of the classic gas-powered Dodge Charger in favor of an all-electric version, many longtime fans were shocked. Dodge attempted to bridge the gap between tradition and innovation by including features like a Scat Pack trim, simulated V8 engine sounds, and a design nearly identical to…
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a formal engineering analysis into a serious safety issue involving more than 2.2 million Honda and Acura vehicles. The defect centers around the Auto Start/Stop system, a feature designed to save fuel by temporarily shutting off the engine when the vehicle…
General Motors has issued a major recall impacting more than 90,000 vehicles—including 2020–2022 Chevrolet Camaros and several Cadillac sedans—due to a critical transmission defect that could cause momentary wheel lock-up while driving. The issue affects GM’s popular 10-speed automatic transmission and poses a serious safety risk for owners across California…
Chevy has come under scrutiny once again—this time for a serious transmission defect affecting thousands of 2020–2022 Camaro models. General Motors recently announced a new Special Coverage program addressing the issue, which stems from a faulty transmission control valve that can cause sudden and unsafe wheel lock-ups at high speeds….
Toyota, one of the world’s largest automakers, is now facing a class-action lawsuit over alleged brake failures in the 2024 Toyota Corolla. The lawsuit claims that Toyota knowingly sold vehicles with faulty braking systems that could pose serious safety risks to drivers and passengers. If Toyota is found liable or…
