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Ford Recalls Vehicles for Fuel Tank and Steering Problems
Ford Recalls Vehicles for Fuel Tank and Steering Problems Ford has issued two new recalls for potential steering problems and fuel leaks. The first recall affects 423,000 vehicles in North America for a possible defect in an electrical connection in the steering gear which could cause a loss of electric power steering. The recall covers…
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Ford Recalls 400,000 Vehicles for Latch Issue
Ford Recalls 400,000 Vehicles for Latch Issue Ford issued a recall for nearly 400,000 vehicles due to a latch issue, which could cause the door to open while the vehicle is in motion. The recall comes nearly seven months after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into thousands of Ford vehicles for…
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Ford Vehicles Will Automatically Slow Down With Speed Limit Signs
Ford Vehicles Will Automatically Slow Down With Speed Limit Signs Ford plans on selling vehicles that will read road signs and adjust speed to prevent speeding. The technology is intended to help drivers to avoid fines and reduce car crashes. The system is coined as the Intelligent Speed Limiter (ISL) and combines two existing technologies that…
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Ford Recalls Police Cars, Ambulances, Hearses, Limos and SUVs
Ford Recalls Police Cars, Ambulances, Hearses, Limos and SUVs Ford announced a recall of over 220,000 vehicles in North America for three different issues including door handles, vacuum pump relays and sensors. The first recall affects 212,911 Ford Explorer SUV’s and Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicles from model years 2011 to 2013 for a defect…
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NHTSA Revisits a 2013 Ford Recall
NHTSA Revisits a 2013 Ford Recall After Additional Complaints The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is revisiting a 2013 recall of Ford’s largest pickup trucks. The original recall was to fix a stalling problem, but was limited to 3,000 trucks used as ambulances. After 30 complaints from drivers on NHTSA’s website, the safety agency has…
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Ford recalls SUVs due to drivers accidentally shutting them off
Ford recalls SUVs due to drivers accidentally shutting them off Ford has issued a recall for 13,500 2015 Lincoln MKC due to drivers accidentally shutting the vehicle off. Drivers are accidentally pushing the ignition button while the car is driving which could create a potential hazard. Due to the MKC having buttons to change gears…
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Auto Safety Concerns Often Stay Secret
Auto concerns often stay secret from public Herman Ray Evans was killed in a fatal accident when the tread on his 2001 Ford Explorer‘s tire separated and the vehicle rolled into the median and he was ejected. His case was one of fifteen fatal tire-related crashes just last year in Ford Explorers and mercury Mountaineers.…
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Ford looses appeal for $43 million verdict being excessive
Ford looses appeal for $43 million verdict being excessive Billy Meals was only six-years-old when he was involved in a survivable car accident. Because of a defect in his seat belt system, Billy’s body jackknifed under his seat belt, and he was left with significant injuries and permanent paralysis. Lacking a shoulder harness, the lap seat belt…
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Dangerous Product Alert: Ford Expands Recall for Windstar
For those with Ford Windstars, you may have a dangerous product. Ford is issuing a recall in several states of their 1998 to 2003 Ford Windstar models. For many owners so far, excessive rust on their rear axle has caused the axle to break, causing the Windstar to be a very dangerous product. While Georgia has…
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Ford Faces a Lawsuit Due to Unintended Acceleration
Ford Faces a Lawsuit Due to Unintended Acceleration Not only has Toyota experienced problems with their vehicles having unintended acceleration issues, but Ford is now facing the issue as well. A lawsuit was filed against Ford Motor Co. for several Ford and Lincoln vehicles that were manufactured between 2002 and 2010 that have unintentional acceleration problems and “adequate fail-safe…
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