Ford is recalling about 420,000 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs from model years 2018 to 2022 due to a defect in the seat belt retractor pretensioners. The issue causes the seat belts to lock unexpectedly, potentially leading to injury during a crash. The problem stems from degradation of the propellant in the pretensioner in high-heat environments. Ford will inspect and replace faulty seat belt components at dealerships, with owner notifications starting in June and repairs scheduled for late August to early September.
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Cars.com released its 2026 American-Made Index showing 86 vehicles ranked by their contribution to the U.S. economy through manufacturing, parts sourcing, and employment. Foreign automakers make up 65% of the list, with Toyota and Honda leading in th...
