A braking investigation that began with the Cadillac Lyriq has now expanded across GM's lineup.
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NHTSA expands GM brake-assist probe to 1.16 million vehicles after 745 incidents
Federal regulators have expanded an investigation of General Motors’ electronic brake-assist system to an estimated 1,164,820 ...
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A Cadillac's Brake Complaint Just Became a 1.16-Million-Vehicle Investigation. Two of the Cars Involved Wear Honda Badges.
It started with one Cadillac. Now it's 1.16 million vehicles wearing four different nameplates, including two you'd never ...
Jeep is facing another safety-related issue involving the Grand Cherokee, with a recall affecting tens of thousands of SUVs ...
The safety watchdog has escalated its probe into GM's electro-hydraulic brake system. Engineering analysis EA26006 expands ...
General Motors Co. is recalling more than 20,000 electric Cadillac Lyriq all-wheel drive SUVs for a software glitch that could cause the anti-lock braking system to falsely activate, increasing the ...
The biggest automaker of the Detroit Big Three has issued a safety recall encompassing 449,671 full-size trucks and sport utility vehicles. Regarding the problem affecting said trucks and ...
General Motors is recalling nearly 450,000 of its SUVs and pickups because of faulty indicators that may not promptly warn drivers when brake fluid levels are too low. According to a company filing ...
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