Toyota Land Cruiser Fire Recall Hits 106,000 SUVs: Still Buy One?
A loose fuel line is forcing Toyota to recall roughly 106,000 Land Cruisers. The fix is nothing more than a clamp. But the Toyota Land Cruiser fire recall still deserves…
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A loose fuel line is forcing Toyota to recall roughly 106,000 Land Cruisers. The fix is nothing more than a clamp. But the Toyota Land Cruiser fire recall still deserves…
A corroded part under the driver’s seat can start a fire. That can happen even while your Seltos sits parked with the engine off. That’s the defect behind Kia’s newest…
Kia just told nearly half a million Telluride owners to park outside again. This time it’s because the first fix didn’t work. The Kia Telluride fire recall now covers 462,869…
Yes, your Ford Expedition’s headlights can go completely dark while you’re driving. Ford just confirmed it. The Ford Expedition recall headlights issue affects tens of thousands of nearly new SUVs.…
Two previous recalls already tried to fix this. Both failed. Now Chrysler is recalling 328,381 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L SUVs because rear coil springs can still work…
Three recalls in under a year for a freshly redesigned SUV is not a great look. But it’s also not automatically a dealbreaker. The all-new Tiguan, which Volkswagen completely redesigned…
Three recalls, one part, same failure mode. That’s the track record on the Grand Cherokee coil spring recall, and it’s why this one deserves more scrutiny than the average safety…
Yes, you can still buy a Chevy Trax, Trailblazer, or Buick Envista right now. But check the VIN first. GM just issued a recall covering 306,511 of its smallest and…
The Wagoneer roof rack recall isn’t the SUV’s first rodeo with parts falling off. It’s the third time in roughly a year. Jeep has had to tell owners something on…
A loose bolt on top of your $80,000 SUV isn’t a small thing. Not when it’s holding a metal crossbar to the roof at highway speed. That’s the problem behind…