GM Recalls 3.2 Million More Vehicles

The bad news for General Motors continues as they've had to recall another 3.2 million more vehicles this week due to faulty ignition switches on many of their models. 

The recalls began when 13 deaths and 54 crashes to date were linked to stalling engines due to faulty ignition switches in General Motors vehicles. This error in the design of the switches results in engines shutting off suddenly, consequently keeping airbags from being able to deploy as well.

CEO Mary T. Barra has been under heat for these recalls since taking over the company, cleaning up a mess she wasn't in charge of at the time of these vehicles' design.

Vehicles affected so far are Buick Lacrosse, model years 2005-2009, Chevrolet Impala, 2006-2014, Cadillac DTS, 2004-2011, Buick Lucerne, 2006-2011, Buick Regal LS and RS, 2004-2005, and the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 2006-2008, as well as the Chevy Cobalt and Saturn Ion.

General Motors so far has spent up to 2 billion dollars so far this year to fix the problem, and you can visit your local GM dealers in the local CT and NY area to find out what exactly you can do.