Fun with data visualization: Automotive recalls over the last 40 years
earlier this year for loss of power issues. Beyond the recognizable names on the list, a few lesser-known companies showed up. Forest River, Inc is a Berkshire Hathaway company that sells RVs and campers, while Blue Bird manufactures school buses.
Interestingly, recall numbers for most vehicle components have remained steady over the years, but the equipment and electrical systems categories have increased in recent times. Equipment recalls have been on an upward swing since 2007, presumably corresponding with more advanced technology features and vehicle systems. Both areas are also significant points of contention in
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