Toyota recalls over 161,000 Tundra trucks due to software defect possibly preventing rearview camera display, increasing crash risk, according to federal regulators.

Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...

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Toyota, the renowned automaker, has issued a recall for over a million vehicles due to a malfunction in the backup camera system. This glitch, affecting a wide range of models, impairs rearview ...

A new social media trend has TikTokers posing in front of their cars' backup cameras and lip synching to tracks as if they were in a music video. There appear to be a few common threads across ...

(CNN) - Toyota is recalling more than 1 million of its vehicles over a backup camera issue. Federal regulators say when in reverse, the cameras could show a blank or frozen image, which could pose a ...

Ford has issued a recall notice for more than 291,000 vehicles over a potential issue with the rearview camera causing the image to be displayed improperly in certain lighting conditions. The recall ...

Ford’s long year of recalls continues with the latest out for 292,000 F-Series Super Duty trucks affected by faulty backup cameras. Related: More Ford News Affected trucks include model-year 2020-22 F ...