GM expands recall, cites 13 deaths
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GM expands recall, cites 13 deaths
General Motors announced Tuesday that it is expanding a recall of compact cars due to an ignition problem, and has raised the number of deaths resulting from the problem to 13.
GM expands ignition recall to 1.4M vehicles - Feb. 25, 2014
GM expands ignition recall to 1.4M vehicles - Feb. 25, 2014
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most people panic in unknown situations, thats more the issue than your engine shutting off. i had a tire go in one of the infamous ford suvs, i didnt die. anyone who has ever had a tire blow knows the sound and can safely pull over and slow down. or an engine shut off for that matter, if you dont panic its a non-issue
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All the companies have lots of recalls. Some of them you never hear about they cover them up. But its work for the dealers aka me as the tech at one. Lol
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most people panic in unknown situations, thats more the issue than your engine shutting off. i had a tire go in one of the infamous ford suvs, i didnt die. anyone who has ever had a tire blow knows the sound and can safely pull over and slow down. or an engine shut off for that matter, if you dont panic its a non-issue
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not saying its not a serious issue, but i think there should be more of a priority to teach people how to drive in emergency situations. instead of grandma driving for 50 years with no training or testing other than a simple written exam, and driving around town for a couple minutes to see if you can park it when all conditions are optimal
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