It has been 11 days since Ford's last recall worth mentioning, but don't think that means that the troubles for the Blue Oval ...

The company was reportedly aware of a water leak, but closed their original investigation without issuing a recall ...

Ford’s having another terrible day, as on top of the 499,129 crossovers being recalled for brake hoses that can rupture, the automaker is recalling an additional 314,021 vehicles. These are impacted ...

Transport Canada has issued recall number 2025-432 for the Ranger’s airbag problem; dealers will install a protective shield for the side curtain airbags. The Explorer and Aviator are covered under ...

Not aware of any crashes or injuries associated with this condition, Ford tells that dealers will re-flash the vehicles’ body control module software as soon as owners bring in their cars.

Ford is recalling nearly 344,000 vehicles, including the Ranger pickup and Explorer and Aviator SUVs, for airbag and electronic module issues.

Ford , which has already issued over 100 safety recalls so far in 2025, is adding four more this week. Some 1.2 million vehicles are affected in the U.S., and while the number in Canada has not yet ...

Some 2025 Corvette units will need body control module reprogramming that causes a check engine light to display. The fix is free of charge for owners.

The company says it’s not aware of any crashes or injuries from the problem. Dealers will replace the control module at no cost to owners.

The Ford F-150 is the number one selling truck in the United States, but the 14th generation does come with its flaws. Here's what owners have to say.