Chevrolet’s 2016 Silverado has a defective steering system, allowing for up to 3 inches of slack in the steering wheel before the car responds to any directional input, compromising drivers’ ability to effectively steer the vehicle.  

by Rafael Santanna | Jan 5, 2023 | Auto, safety concern

Several Chevrolet Silverado customers report a substantial amount of slack in their steering wheels, allowing them to turn the wheels 2-3 inches to either direction without the vehicle registering any change in direction. This issue has the potential to create...

Nissan’s Infiniti’s G37 has a defective Occupant Classification System (OCS), leading to the front passenger airbag deploying when it should not, and not deploying when it should, substantially compromising the vehicle’s core safety features. 

by Rafael Santanna | Jan 5, 2023 | Auto, safety concern

Several Infiniti G37 customers report the Occupant Classification System (OCS) in their vehicles failing in the front passenger seat, leading to the airbag indicator randomly flashing on and off, indicating that the airbag either will or will not deploy in the case of...

Mazda’s CX-7 headlights are very dim, not sufficiently illuminating the road and compromising drivers’ safety in dark and inclement conditions.  

by Rafael Santanna | Jan 5, 2023 | Auto, safety concern

Mazda’s CX-7 and CX-9 headlights are very dim, not sufficiently illuminating the road and compromising drivers’ safety in dark and inclement conditions.   Several customers of the Mazda CX-7 and CX-9 report their headlights being extremely dim and not...

PlayStation Plus is not allowing customers to unsubscribe from their PlayStation Plus subscription service from devices other than their PlayStation console.  

by Rafael Santanna | Jan 5, 2023 | subscription, TVs, Video Games, & Consoles

Several PlayStation Plus users report being unable to unsubscribe from the subscription service from either their mobile devices or from computers. This policy of preventing users from canceling on these platforms may violate California’s law on subscription...

The wheels of the Cadillac CTS and ATS cars are defective, rapidly developing structural and cosmetic defects. 

by Rafael Santanna | Jan 5, 2023 | Auto, warranty

Several customers of the Cadillac ATS report their vehicles’ wheels failing in multiple ways. The most serious of these failures is structural cracking in the rims, leading to air escaping from the tires and requiring replacement. Several customers are also...