Coverage tagged Safety.
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A 2014 Insurance.com analysis found the Subaru WRX had the highest proportion of drivers with recent speeding tickets in the United States, ahead of discontinued models like the Pontiac GTO.
Ferrari has recalled 458 Italia and Spider models built between March 2010 and May 2013 in the US after a safety issue was identified with the front boot latch.
A Lamborghini Murcielago was left wrecked after colliding with a Honda SUV in Sydney, flipping the SUV and ending the supercar’s run on Australian roads.
A Ferrari 458 Italia was completely wrecked in a crash on the German Autobahn, killing both the driver and the passenger after the car was reportedly driven at excessive speed.
Toyota has issued a recall for select 2014 Toyota and 2015 Lexus vehicles over a manufacturing fault in the fuel delivery pipe that could lead to a fire hazard.
Mercedes-Benz is using cloud technology to protect its connected vehicles from cyberattacks, giving owners more control over their data as cars become increasingly networked.
A Czech-registered Lamborghini Huracan was destroyed in a crash on Hungary’s M7 motorway in September 2014, marking the model’s first known total loss.
Swedish hypercar maker Koenigsegg has notified US regulators of a recall affecting just one Agera due to a tyre issue, marking an unusual record in 2014's recall-heavy climate.
Audi Australia is recalling diesel-powered A4, A5, A6, A7 and Q5 models built in 2012 after a defect was found that could lead to brake failure.
Over 11,600 Jeep Grand Cherokees from the 2014 model year require a dealer software fix in Australia after a rear indicator malfunction was identified.
Nearly 40 lawyers gathered in a New York federal court as leadership positions opened for the consolidated lawsuits against General Motors over its ignition switch recall.
Security researchers identified the 2014 Jeep Cherokee, 2014 Infiniti Q50 and 2015 Cadillac Escalade as the most vulnerable to hacking in a study of 20 vehicles.
Formula One will not implement standing grid restarts after safety car periods in 2015, following criticism and safety concerns from teams and drivers.
General Motors told US safety regulators the number of fatalities tied to its ignition switch defect has reached 19, up from earlier estimates, as investigations into the recall continue.
A shattered Brembo brake disc sent Lewis Hamilton into the barriers during German GP qualifying, leaving Mercedes furious and forcing a last-minute switch for race day.
BMW has announced a global recall of 1.6 million E46 3 Series models built between 1999 and 2006 to replace potentially dangerous Takata passenger airbag inflators.
Opel has revealed the 2015 Corsa, featuring new engines, updated styling inspired by the Adam, and a host of safety and technology upgrades ahead of its Paris debut.
A stolen Tesla Model S was destroyed in a violent crash and fire following a police pursuit in West Hollywood, leaving the car severed and multiple people injured.
A privately owned Ferrari LaFerrari suffered its first documented accident in Monaco in June 2014, colliding with a Volkswagen Golf near the Monte Carlo Country Club.
A new Alfa Romeo 4C left the course at Molcomb corner during the second day of the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with no injuries reported.
French investigators shifted focus to ambulance staff after ruling out Grenoble hospital employees in the theft of Michael Schumacher’s medical summary during his transfer to Lausanne.
BMW’s M235i coupé has earned a 98 out of 100 in Consumer Reports’ road test, making it the brand’s highest-rated model and second only to Tesla’s Model S.
Mercedes-Benz and BMW are among manufacturers discussing aircraft-style data recorders for self-driving vehicles as regulators and insurers seek clarity on accident liability.
A surge in safety recalls, led by General Motors and Toyota, is putting intense pressure on global parts suppliers and causing delays for car owners and dealers.