GM Recall - Two popular carmakers are recalling models over possible safety problems. General Motors is recalling some 96-thousand Cadillac CTS cars for model years 2005 to 2007. The problem is with a mat that senses a passenger in the front seat and is connected to the airbag. Repeated flexing can cause it to bend and break the wire connection. As a result, the passenger-side airbag is disabled. Owners should get the mat replaced. Meanwhile, Honda is recalling nearly eleven-thousand Accord V-6 cars from model years 2010 and 2011 and some 2011 Pilot vehicles. The cars have loose bolts that can increase the risk of steering loss and noise.
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