Why Ignoring Vehicle Recalls in South Carolina Could Lead to Wrongful Death
According to various reports, over 200,000 vehicles in South Carolina are still on the road despite having a “do not drive” classification. This classification means that they should have been returned to the manufacturer or taken to an authorized service center so a technician can deal with the reason for the recall. While there…
Which Car Manufacturer Issues the Most Recalls and Why?
When you purchase a vehicle, the hope is that it’s reliable and safe for many years to come. What car owners don’t factor in are manufacturer issues recalls, which can seemingly come out of nowhere. While recalls don’t cost the owner anything, they can pose a safety risk which can even be serious at…
The Top 5 Worst Car Manufacturer Recalls in Illinois and Beyond
Millions of cars in the United States are unsafe to drive, prompting them to be classified as “park outside” or “do not drive” cars. In many cases, this classification is due to vehicle owners not keeping up with their maintenance. In others, it is because of manufacturer defects that result in a recall. Illinois…
Why Do Washington Car Manufacturers Issue Urgent Recalls?
Cars have generally become safer over time, with driver-related accidents outpacing those caused by vehicle defects. However, manufacturers still make mistakes and need to recall their vehicles. If you have been following the news, you may have seen recalls of models like Chrysler, Honda, and Kia over the years. The main problem with such…