Although there are no reports of injuries or death due to an accident that caused the problem, but the NHTSA continues to investigate this problem Corvette lights on, and will take steps to repair a recall if it is necessary.
U.S. highway safety agency (NHTSA), is currently an investigation into the Chevrolet Corvette increase from 2005 to 2007, related to damage to the car headlights.
As reported by Auto News, Wednesday (28/08/2013), will increase the NHTSA investigation into Chevy Corvette 103 374 units after receiving around 95 complaints from consumers about car headlights suddenly died after driving for five to 30 minutes.
The investigation itself was conducted in early May, after the U.S. regulators received 30 reports of the same problem. NHTSA also has received four reports of the same problem on the 2008 Chevy Corvette.
Meanwhile General Motors as the Chevrolet parent said, the damage due to a broken wire beam power lines, or power source similar to electrical fuses on the car.
