» Posted July 17, 2020 • Resources
The economic slowdown sept across the country by the coronavirus pandemic did not lay a finger on Elon Musk and folks at Tesla. The luxury electric car manufacturer shipped some 90,000 vehicles during the second quarter, significantly outpacing expectations from Wall Street. The strong performance came as car makers like Ford, General Motors, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler saw sales sink by 30 percent over the three month period that ended in June.
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» Posted July 15, 2020 • Resources
The Dodge Journey has hit the end of the road. Fiat Chrysler recently announced that it is killing the sport utility vehicle model after more than a decade of production and mostly mediocre reviews. The SUV that looks like a caravan and comes with a relatively cheap price tag had not changed much since its inception in 2008, which some observers said was part of the vehicle’s problem.
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» Posted July 13, 2020 • Resources
It is safe to say that car doors that can open unexpectedly while vehicles are moving pose something of a safety hazard. Ford Motor Co. is hoping that the third time is a charm, as the company issues yet another recall to try to fix that very problem on some 2.1 million cars.
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» Posted July 10, 2020 • Resources
Volvo Cars recently announced the brand’s largest-ever recall, calling back some 2.1 million vehicles because of a wiring issue that could affect seat belts.
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» Posted July 8, 2020 • Resources
Whether you are driving a Pinto or a Prius, the last thing you want is for the vehicle to stall on the road unexpectedly. That is a recipe for disaster for not only the vehicle’s driver and passenger but also anyone else who happens to be in the vicinity at the time.
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