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The new engineering analysis covers 286,000 vehicles that were part of NHTSA’s original investigation but weren’t covered ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding its probe into 286,000 General Motors vehicles in the U.S.

The agency’s engineering analysis could expand the recall beyond GM’s original 877,000 affected trucks and SUVs.

Following the 597,630-vehicle recall from April 2025, the Detroit-based automaker may be required to recall another 286,051 ...

NHTSA investigates GM L87 6.2L V8 engine failures in trucks not included in the recent recall. The probe addresses 173 reports of bearing failure.

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If there’s one warning light that unites every driver from Anchorage to Miami, it’s that little amber engine icon.

If NHTSA determines the defect extends beyond the current recall range, GM could be required to recall hundreds of thousands of additional V8 vehicles, possibly pushing the total affected past the one ...