Honda has announced a recall of nearly half a million vehicles with brake problems, just days after Toyota announced a similar recall.
Toyota is recalling 740,000 vehicles sold in the United States because of potentially unsafe brakes, adding to the automaker's 2010 recall woes.
Toyota Motor Corp. said Thursday it was recalling more than 400,000 older-model vehicles sold in the United States, citing potential steering-related problems in both.
CNN's Brian Todd does a ride-along with an expert on how to stop your vehicle if the accelerator pedal becomes stuck.
Toyota's recent recall of millions of vehicles for sticking accelerator pedals may get drivers wondering: What should you do if a vehicle is accelerating uncontrollably?
Problems with Toyota cars are cropping up faster than the automaker can deal with them. Following two different recalls for problems involving accelerator pedals on various models comes the revelation of braking problems in the iconic Prius.
Toyota chief Jim Lentz issues an apology for the recall that's affected millions of drivers.
Toyota is set to provide details about its plan to fix recalled gas pedals in the United States early Monday morning.
Toyota's recall troubles continue to grow, with the total number of vehicles affected by two recalls involving gas pedals growing to at least 5.3 million.
Toyota Motor Sales USA is recalling 2.3 million vehicles to correct a problem that could cause the vehicles' gas pedals to stick.
Toyota announced Wednesday that it will fix gas pedals in millions of cars for an accelerator problem that had previously been blamed on floor mats.
I've been winning the car wars in my house for years. My wife would love a Mercedes Benz or, yikes, an Aston Martin.
5 top full-size sedans rated
With better crash safety engineered into passenger vehicles and front airbags now required equipment, side impacts account for more driver deaths than frontal impacts in newer cars, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
I quickly felt at home in the new Camry, although the faintheartedness of that sentiment may induce apoplexy in those perfectionists at Toyota.
FSB: Boomers or Bustupdated: Sat Apr 01 2006 00:01:00
It takes me only a few minutes to figure out whether I'm comfortable in a new car. Sure, familiarity helps, but so do good ergonomics, intuitive controls, fine materials, and accommodating seats. T...
The Toyota Prius is the car that makes its owners happiest, according to a survey by Consumer Reports, but the Chevrolet Corvette is a close second.
Money Magazine: 05 Carsupdated: Mon Dec 12 2005 16:41:00
n. Shop used and that same $30,000 can move you up to a serious luxury model, such as a Lexus GS 430. Yes, it's three years old, but with Lexus' certified plan (see below), all you really give up is the depreciation. --LAWRENCE ULRICH ...
The Honda Civic has captured Motor Trend magazine's "Car of the Year" award, the publication for auto enthusiasts announced Tuesday.
Money Magazine: 05 Carsupdated: Thu Sep 01 2005 00:01:00
Thirty grand. That's just a bit higher than the average price Americans pay for a new car. And if a new car is what you want, $30,000 will get you a superb ride such as the redesigned Toyota Avalon...
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - When CNN/Money asked readers how rising gas prices are affecting them, our in-box was flooded with stories of budget cutting, tried and true gas-saving strategies, car switching and even changing jobs to cut down on the commute.
Nine months earlier I had taken a 2005 Ford Mustang on this same drive down the Garden State Parkway from New York City to Cape May, N.J.
Eight large cars scored top ratings in frontal crash tests recently conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
The Chrysler PT Cruiser is the favorite "premium compact car" and the Toyota Avalon is the favorite "premium midsized car" among women, according to a survey in the current issue of Good Housekeeping magazine.
The success or failure of the new Ford Five Hundred sedan will tell us a lot about what America really wants in a car these days.
Big sedans. Big wagons. And above all, V-8 engines sending big power to the rear wheels--never, ever the front. Sounds like America, circa 1974. But for the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum, it's no n...
Big sedans. Big wagons. And above all, V-8 engines sending big power to the rear wheels -- never, ever the front.
Just when you thought it was safe to shop at a Big Three showroom, Japanese automakers are again on the attack. Despite high prices driven by the strong yen, aggressive selling and attractive new m...
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