
Episode · Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 4:17
A Recall With No Fix Yet
Hyundai is recalling about ninety-five thousand vehicles this morning over a seat motor that can overheat and catch fire, and NHTSA's instruction to owners is simply to park outdoors, because no parts fix exists yet. Reuters carries that filing, while Motor1 and the Supercar Blog track two different twenty twenty-seven product dates for Volvo and Dodge, and Automotive Dive follows Geely's new Canadian retail push. Motor Trader runs a string of UK network stories from Donnelly, Vertu and Arnold Clark, and Auto Remarketing and CBT News cover a wave of BDC and credit-data tools from ProMax, Motorway and OfferWerks. None of it changes what a service advisor tells an owner calling about a car with no remedy and an open recall.
In this episode
- Hyundai recalls 94,622 US vehicles over seat-motor fire riskReuters via Investing.com
- The dealership data hiding in customer conversationsCBT News
- Volvo's New EX60 Faces Major Production Delays, Leaving US Buyers Waiting - Motor1.comAutomotive News (GN)
- Dodge could bring back the Charger Hellcat V8 by end of 2027 - The Supercar BlogAutomotive News (GN)
- Geely Auto confirms plans for retail and service network in CanadaAutomotive Dive
- More than 2/5 Canadian EV Shoppers Waiting for Chinese Models - Motor IllustratedAutomotive News (GN)
- The Rivian R2 Performance is excellent from the startAutomotive Dive
- An Electric Corvette Is Still Coming. GM Won’t Say WhenThe Drive
- Ford Retook the Nurburgring Record. Corvette Isn’t Planning a RematchThe Drive
- Ford F-150 Lightning Gains Used Demand After Discontinuation - SuaraGarut.IDEdmunds data (GN)
