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Hyundai Recalls Over 135,000 Santa Fe SUVs in the U.S. Over Fire Risk Linked to Starter Motor Issue

Hyundai Recalls Over 135,000 Santa Fe SUVs in the U.S. Over Fire Risk Linked to Starter Motor Issue

Hyundai has recalled more than 135,000 Santa Fe SUVs in the United States after discovering a potential fire risk caused by a starter motor defect. The automaker urges owners to park outdoors until repairs are made.

By Hugo Mattson
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Silverado and Sierra Face Recall over Roof Rail Airbag Failures

Silverado and Sierra Face Recall over Roof Rail Airbag Failures

General Motors has issued a recall for 1,658 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks due to roof rail airbag inflator defects that may cause parts to detach and enter the cabin, posing a safety risk—even when parked.

By Hugo Mattson
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Diesel Chain Reaction: Stellantis Recalls Over a Million Cars Across Europe

Diesel Chain Reaction: Stellantis Recalls Over a Million Cars Across Europe

Stellantis recalls over 1M diesel cars in Europe due to camshaft chain defects in 1.5 BlueHDi engines; repairs include software updates and diagnostics.

By Hugo Mattson
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Nearly Half a Million Nissan and Infiniti Vehicles Recalled Over Engine Defect

Nearly Half a Million Nissan and Infiniti Vehicles Recalled Over Engine Defect

Nissan is recalling 443,899 vehicles in the U.S. due to a defect that may lead to engine failure. The issue involves metal debris from faulty bearings, prompting inspections, repairs, or full engine replacements.

By Hugo Mattson
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McLaren Recall 2025: Brake Line Defect Sparks Safety Alert Across Multiple Models

McLaren Recall 2025: Brake Line Defect Sparks Safety Alert Across Multiple Models

McLaren has issued a safety recall for Artura, 720S, GT, and 600LT models over a critical brake line routing issue that could cause rear-wheel lockup. Here’s what you need to know—and why it matters.

By Hugo Mattson