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After a difficult year for carmakers, Toyota (and the people who drive some of its vehicles) finally got some good news.

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Ford Motor Co. has agreed to replace potentially hazardous airbags in some 3 million vehicles, ending a long-running standoff with federal regulators nearly a decade after the first reports of exploding safety devices killing motorists around the world.

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Massachusetts is following California’s lead in the effort to make gas-guzzling cars a thing of the past.

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Count Mazda among the global auto manufacturers increasingly shifting their focus to electric cars. The Japanese automaker recently announced that it is bringing its MX-30 crossover sport utility vehicle stateside. The vehicle, Mazda’s first electric offering in the U.S., will be available as both a fully electric model and a series plug-in-hybrid, which will feature a rotary-engine extender.

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General Motors is recalling nearly 625,000 trucks and sport utility vehicles over a seatbelt snafu that could cause passengers to be injured, the company recently announced.

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