NHTSA expands probe into GM L87 6.2-liter V8, lifting potentially affected U.S. vehicles to 997,743
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NHTSA expanded its investigation into GM's L87 6.2L V8 engine failure risk to include additional model years, lifting potentially impacted U.S. vehicles to ~997,743. The probe highlights ongoing post-remedy failure complaints despite GM's inspection/oil-change or engine-replacement remedies, raising potential exposure to further recalls, warranty costs, and reputational damage. Near-term sentiment is negative for GM and could modestly weigh on U.S. autos.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has expanded its recall-related investigation into General Motors’ L87 6.2 liter V8 engine to cover two additional model years, spanning eight vehicle lines. The pool of potentially affected vehicles in the United States grew from 597,630 to 997,743. GM has funded two different repair paths, but NHTSA says it continues to receive complaints from owners after dealership visits.
