NHTSA Probes GM Minivan Door Injuries
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Federal regulators are investigating General Motors Corp. minivans after getting reports that people have been injured by automatic sliding doors.
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General Motors Corp. GM.N is  recalling more than 193,000 vehicles on the U.S. market to fix  a variety of safety defects, federal safety regulators said on  Thursday.
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Using a new dynamic test and a dummy designed especially for rear impact testing, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has rated 73 seat/head restraint combinations available in 63 car models sold in the US market.
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WASHINGTON -- The insurance industry is out with its latest auto safety findings, and for the first time since 2001, it has given out the lowest possible rating.
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Newspaper says regulators are about to adopt first global safety standard for auto door latches. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - New standards for auto door latches could do more than save lives by keeping vehicle
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Ford Motor Co. is recalling 358,857 Focus cars because their rear passenger doors may not latch properly, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and a Ford spokeswoman said Monday.  The NHTSA also said Monday that DaimlerChrysler AG is recalling 26,000 Dodge Durango sport utility vehicles.
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An inquiry is underway into a head-on crash involving a car which had earlier been pursued by police.
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General Motors is recalling more than 717,000 minivans because of problems with the power sliding door. The company and federal government officials say passengers can hurt wrists or arms by holding the interior
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Stickers displaying crash ratings  must be on vehicles in U.S. showrooms next year, a requirement  that could prompt voluntary changes by automakers if they fail  to meet consumer expectations, government officials and safety  advocates said on Thursday.
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Sport utilities showed modest improvement in rear-crash protection according to a U.S. insurance industry analysis released on Tuesday, but more than half the 87 light trucks tested fell short of optimum safety and pickups fared the worst.
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Study finds more than half of seats offer little protection against neck injury in a crash. By Dee-Ann Durbin. WASHINGTON -- More than half of the seats in cars do a poor job of preventing whiplash injury because
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Nine US-built vehicles made by General Motors Corp. , Ford Motor Co. and DaimlerChrysler AG topped government crash safety tests this year, after domestic models were shut out of the highest rankings in 2006 results.
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The study is the militaryâs first large-scale effort to gauge the effect of mild head injuries that some experts worry may be causing a host of undiagnosed neurological deficiencies.
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Federal safety officials yesterday released crash test results for the first group of 2005 models, generally awarding high marks but raising concerns about the Ford Focus and the Ford Ranger and similar Mazda B-Series pickup trucks.
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DETROIT - Chrysler is recalling 240,000 minivans because the radios may short circuit and cause a fire, the automaker said Monday.
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General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co., responding to growing concerns about the safety and stability of sport utility vehicles, said Thursday
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Kia Motors Corp.&#39;s &lt;000270.KS&gt; Spectra sedan got the lowest safety rating in a US insurance industry group&#39;s crash tests designed to simulate frontal collisions.