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Corinne Vercoe

I copy edit Cars.com’s Editorial content and write up news on the latest major recalls from various automakers. I accepted a role in the automotive industry in 2018 and grew passionate about cars and car shopping, particularly helping consumers find the best vehicle for their needs. In 2021, I joined Cars.com’s Editorial team and became a member of the Midwest Automotive Media Association. I live in the suburbs of Chicago with my husband and pickup-truck-obsessed toddler, and when I’m not marking up stories, you can find me searching for my next favorite restaurant. My first car was a 1999 Mitsubishi Mirage, and I currently drive a 2018 Honda CR-V.

Articles by Corinne Vercoe

More than 229,600 examples of Ford’s Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs are being recalled over an issue with the instrument panel that may cause it to fail.
Ford is expanding a recall from late 2024 that involves more than 20,500 examples of its Escape and Lincoln Corsair plug-in hybrid SUVs and the risk of a fire.
Honda is recalling approximately 256,000 examples of its Accord hybrid sedan over a software issue that may cause a loss of drive power.
Stellantis is recalling more than 112,000 examples of its Jeep Grand Cherokee and Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid SUVs over an issue with the engine that may lead to a fire.
Honda is recalling certain accessory wheels that were available for its Civic sedan and hatchback over an issue that may cause the wheels to detach.
Toyota’s latest recall involves the engines in approximately 127,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles, which may contain debris that could cause a loss of power.
Stellantis is recalling roughly 320,000 examples of its Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and Wrangler 4xe PHEVs for an issue with the high-voltage battery that may lead to a fire.
More than a million Toyota, Lexus and Subaru vehicles are being recalled over an issue with the backup camera that could decrease driver visibility.
Ford is recalling 163,200-plus Bronco SUVs over a loose bolt in one or both front seats, which may increase the risk of injury during a crash.
The Blue Oval has issued a recall involving windshield air bubbles for more than 56,800 examples of its Explorer SUV and Lincoln’s Corsair and Aviator SUVs.