Volkswagen Group brands are recalling more than half a million vehicles in the US because the rearview cameras could fail.

Ford is probably having trouble not looking back in anger, as quality woes from the last decade continue to bite it in the posterior in the present day. Though it may not be having as much trouble as ...

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Ford has issued recalls to address two issues in various models – the potential loss of drive power and faulty backup cameras. Both issues could contribute to accidents. Ford is recalling 49,399 ...

Swedish automaker Volvo Cars is recalling more than 450,000 cars in the U.S. and Canada due to a backup camera issue that raises the risk of a crash. The rearview camera image may not show up when the ...

This week, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that both Volkswagen and Nissan have issued large unrelated recalls pertaining to poorly performing backup camera systems ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a pair of recalls last week impacting an estimated 289,000 Ford trucks and SUVs. The recalls both involve problems with the camera systems ...

Toyota Motor North America has recalled over 1 million vehicles due to a software error in the parking assistance system that can compromise the rearview camera image ...

Ford has issued two separate recalls on a collective 289,000 vehicles in the U.S. for issues related to the backup camera. The recalls include certain 2015 Ford F-Super Duty F250, F350, and F450 ...

Toyota has issued a safety recall for a popular pickup truck and SUV model because of issues with the rearview camera. Around 393,830 vehicles are affected by the ...

As technology continues to advance, safety features in vehicles have become increasingly sophisticated and mandatory. One such feature is the backup camera, which has become a standard requirement in ...