For me, some newer cars are getting packed with features that sound cool on paper but I’m not sure I’d ever pay extra for them.
What’s one feature you’d happily skip even on a new car?
Could be a panoramic roof, giant screen, power tailgate, subscription features, massaging seats, whatever.
Ford recall 26S53 is for certain Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs where the driver seat can recline on its own during things like remote unlock/start.
It can potentially pin someone sitting in the second row.
Recall is 26V-470. Worth checking your VIN if you have one.
Ford recall 26S61 covers certain 2026 Bronco, Bronco Sport, Explorer, Mustang and Ranger models.
The piston domes may have been manufactured incorrectly and could fail, causing a loss of power while driving.
About 10k vehicles are affected. Worth checking your VIN if you have one.
Anyone here riding an RS 457, Tuono 457, RS 660 or Tuono 660?
Aprilia has a service campaign involving the left-hand grip on certain bikes. According to the campaign, the grip material supplied for some motorcycles doesn't meet the required specifications and the affected grip needs to be replaced.
The service instructions even tell technicians to avoid direct skin contact with the old grip and use nitrile gloves when removing it.
NHTSA ID: 11028693
Has anyone here been contacted by an Aprilia dealer about this yet?
Not necessarily the nicest or fastest car you’ve owned.
I’m talking about the one that just refused to die and didn’t constantly need money thrown at it.
What was it, how many miles did you put on it, and what finally killed it (if anything)?