Could spiders cause your airbag to deploy
Could spiders cause your airbag to deploy? 870k Toyota were recalled for a spider related problem Toyota is recalling 870,000 vehicles due […]
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Honda Recalls Over 370,000 Vehicles for Airbag Defect
Honda Recalls Over 370,000 Vehicles for Airbag Defect Honda Motor Co. announced a recall of 318,000 Odyssey minivans in the Unites
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Toyota Recalls Over 340,000 Tacoma Trucks for Seat Belt Defect
Toyota Recalls Over 340,000 Tacoma Trucks for Seat Belt Defect On August 7, 2013 Toyota announced it was recalling approximately
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Hepatitis A outbreak from frozen berries
Hepatitis A outbreak from frozen berries At least 34 people have gotten sick and 11 hospitalized from a rare strain of hepatitis
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GM is recalling 200k SUVs
GM is recalling 200k SUVs Imagine driving home from work and having the side of your door start smoking and
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Honda is Recalling 18k Cars for Brake Issues
Honda is recalling more than 18,000 cars in the United States to fix a problem with their brakes. The recall affects
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Nissan Recalls Altima Sedans for Tire Issue
Nissan is recalling over 123,000 Altima sedans for having issues with their spare tires. The spare could be significantly over- or underinflated.
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Jeep Fires Up Literally
Jeep Fires Jenelle Embrey experienced something that would change her life, and hopefully change the fate of others. In 2012,
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Dangerous Product Alert: Ford Expands Recall for Windstar
For those with Ford Windstars, you may have a dangerous product. Ford is issuing a recall in several states of
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Chrysler Recalls Over 450000 SUVs with Faulty Gear Shift
Chrysler is recalling around 469,000 SUV’s all over the world due to a faulty gear shift. The SUV’s circuit boards were transmitting