(March 15, 2021) Nissan is recalling more than 850,000 Sentra compact sedans in North America over a defect that may prevent the brake lights from illuminating, which could increase the risk of a crash. The affected vehicles — totaling 807,376 units in the U.S. and 46,737 in Canada — are 2016-19 model-year Sentras. Nissan said it is not aware of any accidents related to this issue.

(March 14, 2021) LIVONIA, Mich. — Roush Performance has announced that its 2021 F-150 is now available for preorder. This truck is the result of the brand’s rich racing history. From the corners of Pikes Peak to the silt of Baja, Roush brings its commitment to off-road performance to the modern pickup. Building upon Ford’s all-new F-150 platform, the truck is enhanced with Roush-engineered body components, high-performance suspension, upgraded wheels and tires, a cat-back exhaust system and premium interior upgrades.

(March 13, 2021) DETROIT — In 1996, General Motors acquired the Renaissance Center to house its world headquarters on Detroit’s riverfront, a milestone that helped spark a downtown renaissance and enhance public spaces along the Detroit River. Twenty-five years later, GM enters the next chapter of its story in the city it has called home for more than a century. GM’s impact is seen clearly at the top of Detroit’s skyline — the GM RenCen.

DRIVER'S SIDE DIATRIBE
By Al Vinikour  

I really like my internist a lot. I’ve been a patient of his ever since I moved to Michigan over 20 years ago. He knows what buttons to push and gets a big kick out of holding political discussions with me to the point where my blood is beginning to boil…and then says, “Well, it’s time to take your blood pressure.”