Cadillac Recalls Over 30,000 Vehicles Due to Airbag Defect

Automaker Cadillac is recalling approximately 34,000 vehicles due to defective airbags. AutoEvolution.com reports that the affected vehicles include CT4 and CT5 model years 2020 to 2022. The vehicles are being recalled because the side curtain airbags may have been installed incorrectly. The airbags may have been installed with a twist between two attachment points, which…

Read More

Ford Recalls 700,000 Explorer Model Vehicles Due to Dangerous Defect

Automaker Ford is ordering the recall of nearly 700,000 Explorer model vehicles, citing a defect that could result in a crash. ConsumerReports.com reports that Ford is recalling 675,000 Ford Explorers model years 2013-2017 due to a defect that could cause the suspension to fracture. The report says that this “could be triggered by a cross-axis ball…

Read More

Hickey Law Firm, P.A. Represents Victim of Defective Mazda

In 2012 automaker Mazda recalled approximately 217,500 Tribute sport-utility vehicles due to defective accelerators. The defect can cause the gas pedal to become stuck, dangerously accelerating the vehicles. According to the L.A. Times, a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigation found a total of 68 complaints about the issue, which also affects over 400,000 Ford…

Read More

Volvo Recalls Tens of Thousands of Vehicles After Defect-Related Death

Volvo is recalling approximately 54,000 vehicles after a driver was killed by an airbag defect in one of the company’s automobile models. Reuters.com reports that the models subject to recall include 2001-2003 model S80 and S60. The vehicles are being recalled because they were manufactured with airbags that can rupture, ejecting dangerous metal shrapnel that can…

Read More

Defective Takata Airbag Blamed for 17th Death

Investigators have ruled that a defective Takata airbag was responsible for the death of a person traveling in a Honda in August. The death is at least the 17th fatality related to the defective Takata airbags. It’s the 17th death in the US caused by a Takata airbag. https://t.co/bcPilB1K7r — Local News 8 (@localnews8) October 6,…

Read More