Several news agencies covering car accidents in California have reported that a person was killed after being involved in an accident that happened last Wednesday on the San Diego freeway. According to the many news articles covering this accident, a 43-year-old man from San Diego was driving a Toyota Rav4 carrying his entire family when another vehicle swerved to attempt to keep from hitting a car that was trying to make an illegal lane change and crashed into the SUV. With the (read more)
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Apr
2012
Wreckled SUV Dangles From San Diego Freeway
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Apr
2012
Spyder RT Roadsters Recalled, Brakes Could Fail
According to several news agencies, Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. has decided to issue a recall for all units of the 2010 model of Spyder RT Roadsters. This recall, according to the company, was made necessary after they discovered a defect related to the brake pedal in these vehicles. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the connecting rod present in the brake pedals could become disconnected while the vehicle is in use, which could probably cause the driver to lose any (read more)
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28
Mar
2012
BMW Recalls BMW 5 and 6 Series Over Fire Risk
Many news organizations covering recalls in the United States have revealed that the German luxury carmaker BMW AG has released a recall alert on two models of vehicles sold worldwide. An official release issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that about 1.3 million units of vehicles were manufactured with an irregularly mounted battery cable cover, which could lead to a possible fire. All units of BMW 5 and 6 series are affected by this recall. In the United States, (read more)
Read MoreSeveral news sources have revealed that about 681,000 units of the 2005 to 2009 Tacoma, 2009, 2010 and 2011 Venza and 2009 Camry vehicles have been recently recalled by Toyota. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, this recall was made necessary after the company discovered that the vehicles’ contact-type stop lamp switches could fail. This possible malfunctioning could be due to a problem in the North American assembly lines. According to the recall notice, some silicon grease reached the inside (read more)
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