Buying a used car is, at least at first glance, a good way to save money over buying a new car. By purchasing a model that’s a few years old, you can save sometimes upwards of half off the original cost, and while its best years may be behind it, a...
Over the last two years, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has started seriously cracking down on defective automobiles. Between their newfound vigilance and some high-profile defects which have led to injuries and even deaths, the...
Back in 2014, automakers recalled nearly 64 million vehicles because of faulty parts or software, over twice the previous record of 31 million set in 2004. As of August, 2015 has already beaten that second place record, and by all indications it’s s...
As the years go by, more and more cars are recalled to fix defective parts and to address safety issues. In 2014, manufacturers recalled 64 million vehicles, more than in the previous three years combined. In part this was due to several high-profi...
Over the last several years, automotive recalls have gained international attention due to the fact that they are directly related to thousands of injuries and deaths. The most recent example is the Takata airbag recall, but it's just the latest in...
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