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Mercedes-Benz has recalled 20 GLC, GLC Coupe, and AMG GLC SUVs because their rear seatbelts may not lock a child restraint properly.

General Motors has recalled 2,819 full-size trucks because their airbag inflators can rupture, potentially injuring occupants.

Ford and Lincoln have recalled 561 Explorer and Aviator SUVs because their second-row outboard seat belts may not be properly attached.

JLR, parent company of Land Rover, has recalled 498 Defender SUVs because their third row seat belts may not function properly in an accident.

Nissan has recalled 15 Kicks SUVs and Sentra sedans because their front seats might not properly protect occupants in an accident.

Ford has recalled 323 Maverick pickups from model years 2025-2026 because their moonroof glass can detach and fall off.

Jeep has recalled 11,767 Wagoneer S SUVs from model years 2024-2026 because a hinge cover on their rear liftgates can fall off.

Volkswagen has recalled 48,165 Jetta sedans because a loose ground wire in their transmissions could trigger a vehicle fire.

Mercedes-Benz’s flagship sedan is receiving new technology and performance updates for the 2027 model year.

Nissan confirmed the return of the Xterra SUV, with both V6 and hybrid options, and announced plans to cut some models and build more body-on-frame vehicles.

A new Porsche patent filing shows a system that activates racing stripes on a car when the driver selects Sport mode.

Jeep released a pair of brightly colored throwbacks, the Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind editions, with 80s/90s-inspired graphics.

It was easier to qualify for a car loan in March than at any point since June 2022. Subprime loans grew their highest share in six years.

Volkswagen is ending U.S. production on its ID.4 electric SUV.