Ford, Lincoln Recall 175K Over Flyaway Parts
Ford and Lincoln have recalled 174,853 vehicles because devices that reflect wind away from their moonroofs can fly off.
Ford and Lincoln have recalled 174,853 vehicles because devices that reflect wind away from their moonroofs can fly off.
Ford and its Lincoln luxury marque recalled 56,841 SUVs because air bubbles in their windshield glass may obscure the driver’s vision.
Ford has recalled 14,843 F-150 Lightning pickups moisture can get into their reverse lights, making them flicker or fall dark.
China has agreed not to pause shipments of some critical microchips, which threatened to slow car production and raise prices.
A new Mercedes-Benz concept car uses solar photovoltaic paint to recharge its battery wherever it is parked.
Toyota, coming off a strong October, says it is struggling to keep enough cars in stock to meet demand for them.
The reborn Scout Motors says that more than 80% of its customers have reserved a car with a range-extending gasoline engine.
Maserati recalled 10,008 vehicles because a missing part can allow their headlights to slip out of horizontal alignment.
Mercedes-Benz recalled 366 Sprinter vans because a weak spot in their frames could compromise safety in an accident.
Ford recalled 6,909 Econoline vans from model year 2026 because a blower motor can fail, leaving them without a defroster.