The 2002-2007 Liberty got a trailer hitch recall for rear-impact fire risk. Which Liberty to buy, the other recalls to clear by VIN, and what to look for underneath.
Kia CPO promises a 165-point inspection, a CARFAX and 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage. Where Kia's own pages disagree, and the checks to do yourself.
The Louisiana lemon law rarely reaches used cars, but the Civil Code's redhibition warranty does. How it works, the deadlines, when as-is holds, and what a report won't show.
Kentucky's lemon law is for new cars only, and you get no right to cancel a used-car sale. What KRS 367.842 says, what KRS 367.220 gives you, and what to check first.
First Citizens funds new, used and private-party car purchases but its auto loan page doesn't mention a history report. What its auto loan page and disclosures said on Oct. 18, 2026.
The Avalanche is a Suburban with a midgate. Which years to buy, the inflator and ignition recalls to clear by VIN, and what the LC9 oil consumption settlement means for you.
The Tribute is a Ford Escape twin, and V6 trucks through 2008 share a stuck-throttle recall. Which years to buy, the 22 NHTSA campaigns, and the trouble spots to check.
Every 2004-2008 Grand Prix is in GM's key ring recall. Which trim and engine to buy, the rest of the 11 NHTSA campaigns, and the trouble spots Consumer Guide lists.
Safety recalls run through NHTSA, emissions recalls through EPA, and the two lists don't merge. How each works, where to look, a recall that was both, and California's renewal hold.
Subaru CPO promises a 152-point inspection, $0-deductible powertrain coverage and a CARFAX. What the inspection form actually requires, and the checks to do on your own.
