Recalls
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A software error could lead to a loss of drive power in some of AMG's most powerful models.
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Ineos Grenadier recalled because the doors might fly openIneos has recalled approximately 7,000 Grenadier SUVs in the U.S. due to a potential issue where the doors may not fully latch.
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Mercedes-Benz S-Class recalled for potentially faulty brakesMercedes-Benz's flagship sedan has been recalled, including versions from the Maybach ultra-luxury division.
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Ford Mustang recalled for phantom steering, againMore than 200 vehicles could be affected by an improperly executed recall.
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Nearly 300,000 Ford Super Duty pickups recalled over failing fuel pumpsFord is recalling multiple Super Duty pickup truck models, but only those equipped with a diesel engine.
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Lamborghini Revuelto recalled for fire riskOnly two examples of the V-12 plug-in hybrid supercar are affected by the latest recall in the U.S.
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McLaren has recalled 163 units of its 765LT supercar in the U.S. due to the risk of the rear window detaching.
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Pagani Utopia recalled because of airbag issueThe remedy for Pagani's latest recall requires the installation of some Kevlar strips.
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JLR recalls 16,759 Range Rovers because suspension parts may detachJLR's flagship SUV has suffered a recall due to suspension upper knuckle joints cracking.
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Nissan Z recalled because pedestrian-detection sensors may not workOver 4,000 Nissan Z cars pose an increased risk of injury to pedestrians during a collision due to a sensor issue.
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Porsche recalls some 718 and 911 models because of faulty center-lock wheel boltsOwners of some Porsche 718 and 911 models have been warned not to drive their cars because of wheels that could fall off.
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Lamborghini Revuelto receives first recallLamborghini's newest V-12 supercar has been recalled for faulty windsheild wipers.
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BMW is recalling a batch of vehicles due to a malfunctioning part installed in a previous recall.
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Porsche recalls over 27,000 Taycans because of battery fire riskPorsche's Taycan has experienced its second major recall in recent months.
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Mazda recalls over 77,000 Miatas because of faulty airbagsMazda has recalled tens of thousands of Miatas due to a defect causing the front airbags to deploy with excessive force in minor crashes.
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Porsche offers fix for Carrera GT, complete with free tiresPorsche Carrera GT owners subjected to a stop-drive order can soon take their supercars back on the road.
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2024 Maserati GranTurismo recalled for displaying wrong fuel levelOwners of the latest Maserati GranTurismo might run out of fuel and not know why.
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McLaren GT recalled because hood might spring openMcLaren has recalled 1,012 GT supercars in the U.S. due to a front hood latch issue that could cause the hood to open while driving.
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Engines in 27,190 Mercedes S-Class luxury sedans may stall due to faulty engine control unit software.
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Ford recalls thousands of vehicles with potentially defective turbo enginesMore than 90,000 vehicles from the Ford and Lincoln brands have been recalled.
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2024 Ford Mustang recalled due to defective steering knucklesSome 2024 Mustangs may experience a loss in vehicle control because of steering knuckles that may fracture over time.
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BMW recalls over 720,000 vehicles due to water pump short circuitNine separate BMW model lines are involved in the automaker's latest recall.
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BMW recalls 105,588 vehicles due to starter motor that may overheatA wide range of popular BMW models has been recalled due to a starter motor that may overheat and cause a fire.
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Recall fix: Toyota to replace V-6 engines in Tundra, Lexus LXToyota offered to replace the twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 in Tundra and LX vehicles afflicted by a recall.
Stephen Edelstein