As Safety Value Increases, So Do Repairs
A Blog Post from Christopher Miller

Technology that helps safeguard drivers and passengers is flourishing. Vehicle manufacturers are adopting sophisticated driver safety systems as standard equipment. The problem is, what happens in the event of a system failure?  You have more than likely experienced the “blue screen of death” on a Windows-based computer, or the endless spinning wheel on a Mac. Technology is not impervious to errors and hiccups. In fact, when it comes to electronics and computers...read the full blog post here
 

Recall Masters Featured in Automotive News: Dealers, automakers use new tools to reach vehicle owners

U.S. light-vehicle recalls have plunged to their lowest level in five years. But as the nature of safety recalls changes with the evolution of automotive technology, automakers and dealerships are turning to new tools to reach owners of recalled vehicles.  Automakers recalled 30.7 million cars and light trucks in the United States last year, NHTSA reports. That was a dramatic drop from 2016, when recalls related to defective...read the whole article on the Automotive News Fixed Ops Journal website
 

Recent Recall News Highlights

• BMW Recalls nearly 45,000 Vehicles Due to a Potential Coolant Leak

• Kia Recalls More Than 16,000 Stinger Vehicles for Wiring Harness Issue

• Toyota Recalls Nearly 1300 4Runners for Insufficient Cargo Load Capacity

• Porsche Recalls More Than 400 Cayenne Vehicles for Seat Belt Buckle Fault

• Mercedes Benz Recalls More Than Four Thousand Vehicles for Incorrect Battery Covers

• 2019 Jeep Cherokee: Recall Alert

• 2018 Mercedes-Benz C-Class, E-Class: Recall Alert

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