GM knew of deadly ignition switch problem since 2004! NHTSA to probe automaker’s reponse, could issue up to $35 million fine ...

A pattern of “incompetence and neglect” led to the long failure to recall millions of General Motors small cars over a deadly ignition switch defect, but there was no conspiracy to hide the ...

DETROIT - Ignition switches once again are causing problems for General Motors. This time the company is recalling nearly 512,000 Chevrolet Camaro muscle cars from the 2010 to 2014 model years ...

Honda Motor Co. is recalling the popular Accord and Civic passenger cars to address problems with an ignition switch that could allow the key to be removed without the transmission being shifted ...

The problem began when the switch was incorrectly designed, probably over a decade ago, and festered for many years because the part number was not changed even after the device was subsequently ...

General Motors said it knew of faulty ignition switches dating back as early as 2001—three years earlier than previously reported—and has yet to determine the full scope of the problem.

DETROIT (AP) — Ignition switch problems that have plagued General Motors and Chrysler have now turned up in the motorcycle business. Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 4,500 FXDL Dyna Low ...

Volkswagen recalled about 18,500 U.S.-sold 2009 Routan minivans Friday due to ignition switches that can be knocked into accessory mode during bumpy driving conditions, thus shutting off the ...

General Motors now says the first sign of the ignition switch problem that led to its massive recall last month came in 2001 during development of the 2003 Saturn Ion. GM made the disclosure in an ...

Inside General Motors, they called it “the switch from hell.” The ignition switch on the steering column of the Chevrolet Cobalt and other small cars was so poorly designed that it easily ...

Harley-Davidson said it is recalling 4,520 motorcycles globally because of an ignition switch problem that could cause the bike to shut down while riding.