General Motors is recalling 1.41 million vehicles, all more than a decade old, to fix a defect that has caused about 1,200 engine fires and 19 "minor injuries" in incidents; the new recall includes 1.28 million sedans and coupes in the US. The company said it was aware of reports of problems with ignition switches on some cars but did not know if any were linked to this recall.
General Motors is recalling 1.41 million vehicles, all more than a decade old, to fix a defect that has caused about 1,200 engine fires and 19 "minor injuries" in incidents; the new recall includes 1.28 million sedans and coupes in the US. It is too early to tell if this will have a material impact on General Motor's 4Q2015 earnings.