Ford plans on sending out recall letters in late July 2022 for over 50,000 Bronco vehicles. 

Certain 2022 models of the Chevy Colorado and the GMC Canyon have been recalled due to improper welding that could cause an increased risk of injury.

The lawsuit is in regards to a recent recall of 39K Ford and Lincoln vehicles that have the potential to catch fire. 

Brakes have the potential to fail due to corrosion on nearly one million SUVs sold by Mercedes-Benz from 2004 to 2015. 

This recall affects some 2022 Jeep Cherokee models that may apply blinking hazard lights when a driver steps on the brake pedal. 

The recall affects some 2021 Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigator SUVs and the fires can occur even when the vehicles are parked and turned off. 

Low pressure fuel hoses in certain Sonata sedans may crack due to engine heat, causing an increased risk of fire. 

The recall affects some 2015 Ford Escape models that are experiencing rollaway problems, even when the vehicle is in park. 

The faulty wipers could fail prematurely or detach, causing drivers to potentially lose visibility of the road. 

Supply chain issues are impacting an airbag recall for certain Chevrolet Traverse and Buick Enclave models.