The AssociatedPress
WASHINGTON -- DaimlerChrysler Corp. is recalling 88,000 Sebrings because the accelerator can stick.
The recall involves 1996 and 1997 models equipped with 2.5-liter V6 engines. The throttle control cable can fray, causing the throttle to bind or stick and increasing crash risk. DaimlerChrysler officials said if the gas pedal gets stuck, pushing the brake will override the problem and stop the car.
Kia Motors America Inc. is recalling 25,000 Sephia cars from the 1998 model year that still have less than 36,000 miles. An electrical problem can develop during the first years that can cause hazard lights and turn signals to fail.
Rolls-Royce Motors Inc. is recalling cars and limousines because air can get trapped in the brake fluid line and make it harder to stop. The recall involves 1999-2002 Rolls-Royce Park Wards, Silver Seraphs and Silver Seraph LOL and the Bentley Limousine, Arnage, Arnage LWB, Arnage Le Mans and Arnage Limousine.
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