Ford Recalls 1.3 Million F-150 And Super Duty Pickups
The automaker says there's a problem with door latches that could increase the risk for an injury.
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The automaker says there's a problem with door latches that could increase the risk for an injury.
More than 85,000 SUVs are included in the recall.
Slow sales of passenger cars are prompting General Motors to change its production plans at a big assembly plant.
"I don't even know an alternate," said one driver in the area.
All that new in-vehicle technology is not helping drivers keep their eyes on the road, according to a new AAA Michigan survey.
Mitsubishi is recalling 66,000 cars for a second time.
If the problem goes unfixed, the vehicles could catch fire.
Ford CEO Jim Hackett promising a lot of change -- including cost-cutting.
No injuries related to the issue have been reported.
The company sees its entire model lineup running on electricity in the future, whether the source is a big battery or a tank full of hydrogen.
The company hopes to launch the vehicle by 2020.
As it stands now, the fees range from $100 to a whopping $2,000.
VW also announced that all of its models but the electric Golf would have six-year, 72-month bumper-to-bumper warranties, which it says is the industry's best.
Ford has said it wants to develop a fully driverless vehicle by 2021.
Could Michigan motorists finally find some relief?