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GM is recalling 117,000 cars and trucks for a possible chassis issue which could lead to a crash. GM says it has to replace contaminated chassis control modules. The problem could cause an electric short which could then lead to a engine stall, an engine that fails to start or the loss of a trailer break in certain vehicles...

A recall has been issued by a major smoke and carbon monoxide manufacturer that affects over a million consumers in the U.S. and Canada.

The man overseeing General Motors' compensation fund for a faulty ignition switch says 19 deaths are now linked to the problem. According to ABC 12, attorney Ken Feinberg - who was chosen because he oversaw compensation funds for 9/11, the BP oil spill and Boston Marathon bombing - said he has received 125 claims for deaths and 320 for injuries in the five weeks he has overseen the fund... Read Mo

GM's fund for deaths and injuries caused by a faulty ignition in its vehicles is now taking claims. According to NBC 25, the five month filing period began on Friday. It's part of the fallout of GM's recall of more than 2.6 million cars that began in February...

General Motors is expected to announce plans to compensate victims of a recall from a defect that led to at least 13 deaths and over 50 crashes. According to WNEM, the announcement in which GM victims will find out how much their payout will be, is expected in Washington D...

General Motors could be facing another fine by the U.S. government for delaying a recall on certain Chevrolet Impalas. According to NBC 25, a U.S. House subcommittee produced a nine-year-old email this week from a GM employee warning about a potential safety problem on the 2006 Impalas...

The number of crashes related to a faulty ignition in certain GM vehicles has risen to 47, up from previous reports of 32. According to WNEM, GM said the number of deaths related to the problem remains at 13, but officials at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration believe the number may be higher...

GM has recalled more cars and trucks in the U.S. this year than it sold in the five years since filing for bankruptcy according to a new report. So far this year, there have been 29 recall announcements totaling 13.8 million vehicles (11 recalls in one week alone) and the automaker is arguing that the surge in recalls is because the company is holding itself to higher safety standards and tackling

Mazda is recalling more than 42,000 cars due to a fuel-tank hose issue, a problem that, the company says, can be caused by a common spider.