In a batch of four notices issued on the same day, Ford has recalled more than 50,000 calls "incorrectly" repaired during previous recalls.

The Super Duty recall is much smaller by comparison, with just nine units potentially impacted. Ford says the Super Duty products feature front passenger windows that fail to detect obstacles while closing, preventing the system from reversing as intended. The setup was repaired incorrectly under the earlier recall with the number 23V-507.

Ford , which often makes headlines due to safety recalls, has just announced yet another series of recalls because the repairs completed by some dealers during previous recalls may not have been done correctly.

Ford and Lincoln are recalling over 51,000 Edge, Explorer, Aviator, and Corsair SUVs to repair their backup camera for the second time.

T hroughout its 120-plus-year history, Ford has rolled out a countless number of taglines, including "The Best Never Rest," "Have you driven a Ford lately?", "Bold Moves," and "Fo

Ford issued three other minor recalls last week as well. One affects just nine Super Duty pickups with front windows that could pinch fingers. The other is for 2,290 2021-2022 For

O ver its 120-plus-year history, Ford has used a dizzying array of taglines, from “The Best Never Rest” and “Have you driven a Ford lately?” to “Bold Moves” and “For

The situation is likely frustrating for owners and dealer technicians alike, and it's not a good look for the company. We've learned, though, Ford has made a change to fix the root of the problems. While there may be a surge of vehicles being recalled a second time,