NHTSA investigates GM vehicles for engine failure risks
The US federal vehicle safety agency extends its investigation to 286,000 GM vehicles for engine-related safety concerns, following consumer complaints.
The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated a new investigation into General Motors (GM) vehicles concerning engine failure risks, following several consumer complaints, Detroit Free Press reported on Oct. 29. This issue, which was termed by the federal vehicle safety agency as "loss of motive power due to engine failure," has been attributed by GM to flaws in the manufacturing of engine components such as the connecting rod and crankshaft.
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