GM Recalls 27K Buicks, Cadillacs To Fix Transmissions
General Motors is recalling nearly 27,000 Buicks and Cadillacs in the U.S. to fix a problem with the automatic transmissions.
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General Motors is recalling nearly 27,000 Buicks and Cadillacs in the U.S. to fix a problem with the automatic transmissions.
The company has established its headquarters in the city of Detroit, and its manufacturing operations will be in the Detroit metropolitan area.
Federal safety regulators are investigating reports of fuel leaks in about 250,000 Mercedes-Benz E-Class cars.
Michigan State Police say there were fewer crashes and more deaths on Michigan streets and highways in the latest year.
In one week alone, 20 teens were killed in five separate accidents nationwide.
Honda is recalling nearly 250,000 vehicles worldwide for brakes that can suddenly kick in even when the driver isn't braking.
"The latest round of testing shows, yeah, they are doing a pretty good job in some conditions," says institute research chief David Zuby. "But in other conditions, there's room for improvement."
Lexus remains at the top, when it comes to servicing buyer's cars and trucks, but a new J.D. Power study shows everybody's making gains.
Nissan is recalling five of its 2013 models in the U.S. because a faulty sensor can permanently turn off the front-seat passenger air bag.
The U.S. government has sold another chunk of its stake in General Motors Co.
John Rimanelli revived the business, initially founded in 1922, to develop and build unmanned and remotely-controlled autonomous aircraft, or "drones"
And one of the main attractions at Cobo Center this weekend is a tiny engine made by electrician, Steve Huck.
Edmund.com list is a mix of large and small, but all are utility vehicles.
Family owned R.L. Polk says it's ""exploring strategic growth opportunities."