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Mazda Said 'Sticky Steering' Linked To Crashes Was Fixed, But Drivers Say Fix Didn’t Stick
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Mazda Said 'Sticky Steering' Linked To Crashes Was Fixed, But Drivers Say Fix Didn’t Stick
Mazda recalled the 2024 CX-90 for a sticky steering defect. NHTSA received 26 new complaints after the fix was applied. Regulators reviewing whether its recall remedy was effective. Modern cars are so full of technology that they have introduced new potential issues in the process. Mazda and its customers know this firsthand after a recall in early 2024. It was supposed to address an issue described as “sticky steering” in the CX-90 of that mode…
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