History Behind the Recall Ford Motor Company has announced seven separate recalls impacting more than 510,000 vehicles across its lineup, spanning model years 2017–2026. The recalls, published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on October 23 and 24, 2025, address issues ranging from loose seat bolts and detaching moonroof wind deflectors to defective…
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Porsche Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Slowed EV and Hybrid Charger Speeds
History Behind the Lawsuit Porsche is facing a class action lawsuit alleging it intentionally reduced the charging speeds of its Porsche Mobile Charger Plus (PMC+) and Porsche Mobile Charger Connect (PMCC) devices after discovering potential overheating issues. Filed on September 26, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta Division),…
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Toyota Recalls Over 1 Million Vehicles Over Rearview Camera Malfunction
History Behind the Recall Toyota has announced a major recall of 1,024,407 vehicles across its Toyota, Lexus, and Subaru brands after identifying a malfunction in the Panoramic View Monitor (PVM) system that may cause the rearview camera display to freeze or go blank while reversing. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the…
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Tesla Sued Over Fatal Door Handle Flaw in Model S – Lawsuit Claims Five Lives Could Have Been Saved
Background Behind the Lawsuit Tesla is facing fresh legal trouble after a tragic crash in Wisconsin claimed the lives of five people inside a 2016 Model S. Families of two passengers have filed a lawsuit against the automaker, alleging negligent design of Tesla’s electronic door handles, which they claim trapped the occupants inside the burning…
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Stellantis Recalls 375,000 Jeep Plug‑In Hybrids Over Fire Risk – Owners Told to Park Outside
History Behind The Recall Stellantis has announced a global recall of 375,000 Jeep SUVs after confirming 19 battery‑related fires and one injury. The automaker is warning owners to park outdoors and avoid charging their vehicles until a permanent solution is ready. The recall impacts plug‑in hybrid versions of the 2020–2025 Jeep Wrangler 4xe and 2022–2026…
Continue reading…How Many Miles Is ‘Too Many’ in Lemon Claims?
When car problems pile up, one of the first questions we hear from California drivers is, “Does my car have too many miles to qualify as a lemon?” The truth is that mileage matters, but it is not the only factor. California’s Lemon Law looks at the timing of the defects, the type of warranty…
Continue reading…Top Five Signs Your Car’s Infotainment System Is a Lemon
Infotainment systems have become the nerve center of modern vehicles. They control not only music and navigation but also critical functions like climate control, safety alerts, and smartphone connectivity. With cars becoming more connected every year, infotainment defects are rising, and when these issues persist, they can make your driving experience frustrating, distracting, and even…
Continue reading…EV Battery Fire Recalls in 2025: What California Owners Need to Know
Electric vehicles continue to gain ground in California, but battery safety concerns are still making headlines. In 2025, major recalls have already hit popular models like the Ford F-150 Lightning and the Mini Cooper SE, raising questions about fire risks, manufacturer responsibility, and consumer protection. If you own an EV in California, understanding these recalls…
Continue reading…Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) Requirement: How It Strengthens Your Safety‑Defect Claim
Car buyers expect their vehicles to protect them, not put them in harm’s way. With the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issuing a final rule requiring Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) on all new passenger cars and light trucks, safety standards are about to rise. But what does this mean if you own a defective…
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Toyota, Subaru, and Volvo Issue Recalls Affecting Over 95,000 Vehicles for Safety Concerns
History Behind the Recalls Three major automakers, Toyota, Subaru, and Volvo, have issued recalls addressing separate but serious safety issues, according to filings with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recalls collectively affect more than 95,000 vehicles in the United States and center around potential failures that could impact driver visibility or occupant…
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