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Just one Ferrari 458 Italia and one Ferrari California in Australia are affected by a global recall of a small batch of the Italian brand’s V8-powered supercars. Ferrari has recalled 192 models worldwide of the coupe and convertible...
Rolls-Royce has confirmed it has initiated repair campaigns for more than 100 vehicles in Australia after accusing local media of misreporting last week's recall for its Ghost and Phantom models.
Some of the world's richest car owners are heading for an unscheduled and unexpected trip to the service garage after Rolls-Royce issued a worldwide recall for million-dollar vehicles such as its Phantom limousine.
More than 100 Maserati GranTurismo and GranCabrio vehicles have been recalled in Australia to repair a defect with the Italian sports cars’ rear lights. The recall applies to 132 Maserati GranTurismo coupes and one Maserati GranCabrio...
Hyundai Australia is recalling approximately 9000 Hyundai Santa Fe SUVs to inspect and, in some cases, rectify a defect with the vehicles’ diesel engine. The recall applies to Santa Fe models sold in Australia between September 1, 2009 and...
More than 1400 Porsche Cayenne luxury SUVs have been recalled in Australia to repair a defect with the vehicles’ headlights. The recall of 1459 vehicles includes 2011 and 2012 model year Cayenne, Cayenne Diesel, Cayenne S Hybrid, Cayenne S...
Nissan has announced a recall affecting 249,522 vehicles worldwide, however, no vehicles in Australia are affected. The recall was issued due to a potential fault with the fuel sensor fitted to some Micra, Patrol, Tiida, and Juke models.
Mitsubishi Motors Australia has recalled 7647 Mitsubishi ASX compact SUVs over a potential defect with the cars’ power steering system. The recalled ASX vehicles were produced between June 11, 2010 and August 10, 2011.
Honda has announced a global recall of 917,267 vehicles over an airbag defect that has caused at least 20 injuries. The action adds to previous recalls that were issued to address the same problem, resulting in a total of 2.
Holden has recalled more than 25,000 diesel-powered passenger vehicles because of a potential manufacturing defect with the cars’ fuel feed hose. The recall affects 25,417 Captiva Series 1, Cruze Series 1 and Epica vehicles fitted with the 2.