Nissan Recalls More Altimas with Faulty Hood Latches
Nissan is set to recall an additional 846,000 Altimas staring in mid-February due to a defect in the cars' secondary hood latch.
Nissan is set to recall an additional 846,000 Altimas staring in mid-February due to a defect in the cars' secondary hood latch.
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Supplements are big business in the United States, accounting for, at a conservative estimate, around $5 billion in sales per year. They are also, thanks to a 1994 law called the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, almost completely exempt from
Sometimes it's good to have friends in Congress. According to The New York Times, two Congressmen with close ties to Whirlpool have introduced a bill
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Subaru of America, Inc., was hit with a class action lawsuit last week over vehicles allegedly sold with a defect that causes them to burn excessive amounts of oil.
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As temperatures soar and the official start of summer gets closer (this Saturday, in fact), keeping cool has never been more important.
In an announcement Friday, June 13, the company recalled more than 500,000 2010-2014 Chevrolet Camaros in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
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Last month, TIME published an interesting article about misleading product claims. The list examined the advertising claims behind nine popular products –
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Only two months have passed since news of GM's ignition switch recall made front-page news across the country. Back in April, GM CEO Mary Barra was questioned by Congress
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Electrolux Home Products, Inc., the manufacturer of Frigidaire and Kenmore clothes dryers, has agreed to settle a class action filed over dryer fires
This website has not shied away from the challenge of documenting everything related to General Motors' recall woes.