Consumers look for many things when purchasing a car – safety being priority, no matter what model the car may be. Car companies know this, and recall cars when there is a part that may cause unnecessary injury. This may seem like a hassle to some, but important for the owner to do so regardless. General Motors will be recalling over 20,000 of the Cadillac CTS and CTS-V models due a safety issue.
According to an article with the Detroit Free Press, General Motors will be replacing a glove compartment box free of charge to Cadillac owners. If the car is involved in a crash, the glove compartment may cause leg injuries. The recall will include over 15,000 2010 models as well. General Motors announced they will begin notifying Cadillac Owners at the end of October.

Auto Shippers encourages all those who own these models to comply with the recall – your safety is important to us.