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Nearly 423,000 Lexus cars are recalled in the U.S.; leaks can potentially cause fires
Takata air bags can inflate with excessive force, sending metal shrapnel toward the driver and passengers
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Air Force Lt. Stephanie Erdman, who suffered an eye injury due to an airbag defect, testifies before Senate panel examining safety problems, recalls
Although super-fast models make up only around 3 percent of luxury automakers' sales, the cars and SUVs bring big profits
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety ran a number of family vehicles head-on into a barrier, and dubbed a popular model "one of the worst" they've seen
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Problem can cause rear suspension failure if the cars aren't fixed properly after a crash
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration threatens to use legal authority to expand recall of potentially dangerous Takata air bags
Ignition keys can be removed if the transmission is not in park; Ford says it's not aware of any crashes or injuries from the problem
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14 million of the company's airbags are the subject of a regional recall because they can rupture and spew metal
Computerized cars pass along more information about their drivers than many motorists realize
Tesla plans to begin selling certified used Model S cars
Falling gas prices -- and pent-up demand -- have many buyers once again considering the auto industry's heavyweights
Automaker thinks a truck that is lighter and more fuel efficient will win buyers while its competitors struggle to catch up
Long ignored by U.S. consumers, the now-clean fuel is increasingly attracting car buyers of all stripes
Japanese manufacturer did secret tests on them, wiped out results and destroyed evidence, newspaper says
IHS Automotive warns that continuing economic stagnation in Europe could cripple sales of luxury cars in the future
Automaker is recalling nearly 102,000 luxury cars because the front air bags may not inflate in a crash
Largest of the recalls affects about 135,000 F-150 pickups and Ford Flex family haulers from the 2014 model year
The Korean-based car manufacturers were accused of inflating the miles per gallon estimates for their vehicles
Chrysler said sales rose 22 percent for its best October since 2001, while both Nissan and Honda posted their best October ever
Drivers with wider girths are more likely to die in a car crash, prompting a new, fatter dummy
Leaks at center of recalls can rust, leak, cause fire in certain states, parts of Canada
