CarSafety

Porsche 911 2025 Headlight Issues Lead to Recall of Thousands of Cars

2 months ago

Porsche has announced a recall for the 2025 Porsche 911 models due to headlight issues that may affect visibility on the road. This recall affects approximately 6,000 vehicles manufactured between 2023 and 2024. The problem lies in certain headlights that may not turn on properly, posing a potential risk to drivers and other road users. It is believed that the malfunction is caused by an electronic failure in the headlight system, which could lead to complete inoperability.

Ford Launches New Security Package for F-Series Trucks

2 months ago

Ford has announced the launch of a new security package for its popular F-Series trucks. This package was designed to enhance the protection of both drivers and their vehicles against theft and other types of crimes. The new option includes a range of technological improvements, such as a tracking system and new levels of access control to help prevent unauthorized access to the vehicle.

The Benefits of Electric Vehicles for Winter Driving: How Enhanced Traction is Changing the Game

4 months ago

As winter approaches, it's crucial to pay attention to how climate conditions affect car performance. This is particularly relevant for electric vehicles (EVs), which can offer some unique advantages in winter weather. Research shows that electric vehicles, due to their design and weight distribution, can provide better traction on the road compared to traditional gasoline cars.

Citroën Achieves Zero Stars in Safety Tests

5 months ago

Citroën has surprised car enthusiasts by receiving a zero-star rating in the Euro NCAP safety tests for its Citroën Ami model. This small electric vehicle, aimed at the urban market, underwent rigorous testing, and the results were shocking. The Ami scored extremely low in passenger and pedestrian protection, highlighting the importance of safety in modern vehicles.

Ford Facing Fines from NHTSA Over Delayed Recalls

5 months ago

Ford Motor Company has found itself in hot water with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), as the federal agency has proposed a significant fine against the automaker exceeding $30 million. This move is a direct response to Ford’s management of numerous recalls, which the NHTSA argues were handled poorly and with considerable delays. The proposed penalty is one of the largest of its kind imposed by the NHTSA and is aimed at holding Ford accountable for its actions.