Ford is recalling over 4.9 million vehicles due to a software bug affecting trailer lights and brakes on certain models.

Ford is recalling 35,772 Explorer SUVs after discovering a software defect that can cause headlights to turn in the wrong direction, potentially blinding other drivers and reducing nighttime ...

This page organizes all current and past recalls by model, helping you quickly find details about safety issues, production years affected, and background information on each recall. For personalized ...

A driver experienced an alarming moment when their vehicle’s adaptive cruise control system unexpectedly slammed […] ...

Both Detroit automakers have pegged 2028 for the launch of Level 3 automated driving systems, which allows drivers to take their eyes off the road.

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NHTSA recalls impact Ford, Mercedes, Braun, and Orange EV vehicles over brake, lighting, and safety system issues.

Ford has issued recalls for over 4 million vehicles, including many made in Kentucky. Find out if your car is affected.

Ford recalls 4.38 million vehicles after a software fault disables trailer brake lights and turn signals, affecting major ...

Ford has announced a recall of about 4.3 million pickup trucks and SUVs because a software error might cause trailer brakes not to function and exterior lights to fail. The recall is detailed in a ...

Ford said the issue is that when the vehicle is towing a trailer, “the integrated trailer module may lose communication with the vehicle, possibly causing a loss of brake and turn signal lights, or a ...

A software glitch can lead to a loss of communication between these vehicles and attached trailers, increasing the risk of a crash, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.