2024 is shaping up to be a record-breaking year for product recalls, impacting the auto industry and beyond. +
Mazda has initiated several recalls for the CX-90 and CX-70 SUVs due to software errors that may lead to a loss of drive power. +
Tesla recalls early Cybertruck models to address a critical drive inverter defect that could cause the vehicle to lose all torque. +
General Motors recalled over 461,000 vehicles to address critical transmission concerns. +
A major recall has hit the 2018–’19 lines of Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango SUVs due to a critical safety issue. +
An Anyline survey found more than two-thirds of service technicians say at least half of their daily tasks depend on some level of technology and feel comfortable using advanced diagnostic tools. +
General Motors has once again recalled the Chevy Bolt, highlighting persistent safety concerns with the EV’s battery system. +
As in-vehicle systems and diagnostic technology continue to evolve and advance, independent repair shops are finding it increasingly difficult to service every vehicle they encounter. +
The proliferation of EVs, with their higher average repair costs and susceptibility to weather, appears to be contributing to growing parts and service revenue. +
Tesla tried to convince Jay Larson the wind noise he heard following the replacement of his Cybertruck’s windshield was either nonexistent or normal. CarScoops’ Chris Chilton details Larson’s low-tech repair. +
