Generally speaking, recalls should be treated very seriously by the car owners. If a manufacturer admits to making a mistake and asks its clients to bring their cars in for repairs, it usually means ...

Car maker Vauxhall has launched a probe after scores of customers claimed their Zafiras spontaneously exploded. The manufacturing giant says it is investigating the issue as a matter or urgency after ...

Vauxhall is about to recall more of its Zafira cars following further reports that the model has been blighted by fires. While the car was first subject to recalls three years ago, thousands of ...

General Motors’ British brand Vauxhall showed a “reckless disregard for safety” in how it handled recalling examples of its Zafira multi-purpose vehicle prone to catching fire, members of parliament ...

Vauxhall were under pressure on Friday after MPs slammed the company’s response to a spate of fires in the Zafira B model. Many Geordies drive the car which was the subject of a controversial recall.

One Zafira owner, a mother from Wiltshire, said smoke turned into flames within 30 seconds Vauxhall showed "a reckless disregard for safety" in allowing customers to keep driving Zafira cars after a ...

More than 220,000 Vauxhall Zafiras are being recalled after customers reported their cars spontaneously burst into flames. More than 130 owners of the Vauxhall Zafira B model, launched in 2005, have ...

Before the Zafira came along, the MPV market wasn't exactly full of bright sparks. Vauxhall's Flex-7 seating really changed things. Each of the rear pair of seats quickly folds away into the floor, ...

Vauxhall has admitted it first recorded a Zafira car bursting into flames due to a problem with its heating and ventilation system in 2009 - five years before owners were contacted about the issue.

It’s true to say that the Zafira transformed the compact MPV class. With seven seats, low running costs and plenty of family-friendly features, it’s no wonder sales were so strong. And the sharper ...

Vauxhall showed "a reckless disregard for safety" in allowing customers to keep driving Zafira cars after a fire risk was identified, MPs have said. It was "morally reprehensible" for the car maker ...