Major recall hits over 217,000 vehicles, and you might be driving one

- General Motors has issued a recall for over 217,000 vehicles with model years between 2018 and 2020 due to the potential for transmission failure.
- A leak in the transmission could cause the vehicle to eventually stop moving and even spark a fire.
- No known cases of accidents or injuries have been reported so far, but the recall will begin in mid-December.
2020 has thrown a lot of curveballs at us, and I don't need to list them for you to know exactly what I'm talking about. Unfortunately, all that additional drama, stress, and anxiety is compounded by things that, in a normal year, we wouldn't even have blinked at. Product recalls are one of those things, and General Motors just issued a pretty serious one.
The automotive manufacturer is recalling over 217,000 cars and SUVs sold in the United State and Canada because of a transmission oil leak issue that could cause a vehicle to break down and perhaps even catch fire. Yeah, it's not good.
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