Ford is recalling 110,626 vehicles in the US, including Mustang, Mustang GTD, and Mustang Mach-E models, due to safety defects. One recall involves 67,842 Mustangs with windshield wipers that may only work on high speed in cold weather, reducing visibility and increasing crash risk. The other recall affects 42,784 Mustang Mach-E SUVs with a rear differential pinion shaft that may fracture, potentially causing loss of drive power or unintended movement if parked without the brake. Repairs will be done free of charge by dealers. This recall highlights ongoing safety concerns and could impact Ford's reputation and costs.
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Ford aims to boost its sales with the launch of the Fathom, an affordable electric pickup starting at $29,945, positioned as a 'Model T moment' for the company. While compact pickups like the Maverick have seen moderate success, the Fathom faces chal...
Ford announced its new midsize electric pickup truck named the 'Fathom,' starting at $28,350 before fees, targeting affordability in the EV truck market. The Fathom will be the first vehicle built on Ford's Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) platform, ...
Ford announced its next-generation electric truck, the Fathom, will launch in fall 2027 starting at $28,350, just under $30,000 with fees. The Fathom is the first vehicle built on Ford's new Universal EV Platform, aiming to compete with Tesla and Chi...
