Honda has recalled certain 2016-2021 Civic models equipped with specific 18-inch alloy wheels due to a risk of wheels falling off, caused by manufacturing defects from an Italian supplier. While only 0.1% of the 406,290 affected vehicles are suspected to have the defect, Honda will cover the cost of replacements, and no incidents have been reported in the US. The issue stems from missing steel lug seat inserts in the wheels, which could cause the wheels to loosen over time.
Ford celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Mustang with a special event in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the release of a new 60th Anniversary Package, featuring 20-inch wheels inspired by 1965 designs, retro badges and stripes, unique grille, and limited color options. The package is only available for the Mustang GT Premium trim, with 1,965 units to be produced, each featuring a serialized 60th Anniversary badge. Pricing will be announced later in the year for the 2025 model.
Sovereign Krew introduces Aftermarket in Rocket League, bringing street art-inspired Decals and Wheels to the Arena until January 25. Players can purchase the new items in the Item Shop, including animated Decals and unique designs such as the Krew Supreme Octane Decal and the SK Life Fennec Decal. The Sovereign Krew: Aftermarket Mega Bundle and individual items are available for purchase, allowing players to showcase their Krew loyalty and style their cars with street-ready designs.
Making modifications to your car can be tempting, but some can actually ruin your car rather than improve it. Wheel spacers can alter the relationship between the steering wheel, suspension, and tire, while race brakes may not generate enough heat for optimum performance. Cheap wheels can be weaker and heavier than flow-formed wheels, and cut springs can result in a harsh ride and damage to the underbody. It's important to choose modifications carefully to avoid ruining your car.
