Toyota has issued a recall on more than a quarter million Lexus model vehicles. All the recalls were in regards to a defective fuel line which could lead to fuel leakage. Yet another blow to Toyota and Lexus brand reliability standard. Expect recalls such as this to slow the grow

Recalls galore, with rather important possible failures, including a fuel line and interior door handles.  The recall indludes the Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, and E-Series Vans. The Ford recall includes all model years 2007-2008. The problem could prevent the door handles from returning to a closed position, but the latches work

Lexus is counting on buyers going smaller and more efficient in the years to come.  And why not?  With the success of the US governments clunker program and other incentives why wouldn't someone buy a fuel efficient daily driver? Lexus has released a picture of what they think the future of

[caption id="attachment_1261" align="alignright" width="143" caption="Predictions"][/caption] Every car manufacturers goal is to release a vehicle with zero recalls, but unfortunatley bugs make it through the system.  No doubt the upcoming release of the new Camaro will expose some problems, which will lead to a recall.  I decided to look back at the

Hyundai announced today that they are recalling 91,000 Sonata's made in 2002 and 2003.  The recall is a result of an interior door handle manufacturing problem.  Specifically Sonata models equipped with chrome interior door handles. The recalled handles have a defect where after extended use will begin to crack, causing the