The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding its probe into 286,000 General Motors vehicles in the U.S. over a possible engine failure issue, the safety regulator said on Monday, ...

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

(RTTNews) - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has expanded its probe into 286,000 General Motors vehicles in the U.S. over a possible engine failure issue. The safety regulator said ...

A new federal investigation now targets a persistent problem with GM's popular 6.2L V8 L87 engine. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an Engineering Analysis after ...

NHTSA has escalated its probe into 286,000 GM vehicles equipped with the 6.2-liter L87 V8 engine after receiving over 1,100 reports of engine bearing failures, even after an earlier recall. The issue ...

NHTSA is investigating GM trucks and SUVs for a possible engine failure issue. Over 286,000 units could be affected.

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

The agency’s engineering analysis could expand the recall beyond GM’s original 877,000 affected trucks and SUVs. The L87 V8 engine is linked to failures, prompting a major GM recall. NHTSA expanded ...

A recent announcement from the NHTSA revealed that General Motors engines are still failing. Here are the affected models and ...