Both Detroit automakers have pegged 2028 for the launch of Level 3 automated driving systems, which allows drivers to take their eyes off the road.

Ford is recalling 1.74 million vehicles over software issues causing rearview display failures. Bronco, Edge, Escape owners affected by display problems.

Ford has issued two recalls affecting nearly 1.74 million of its cars in the U.S., due to software issues that impact the vehicles’ rearview camera displays. According to notices published by the ...

The company issued two separate recalls addressing issues with vehicles' infotainment systems ...

The integrated trailer module can lose connection with the car, which can stop the trailer brake lights and turn signals from functioning.

Ford's aggressive recall strategy targets safety issues before major incidents. All models but one affected since 2020, including Bronco, Explorer, and F-150 Lightning.

The recalls, detailed in filings with the NHTSA, affect several Ford and Lincoln models and stem from both software and hardware problems linked to rear visibility systems.

Thankfully for concerned owners, the remedy will be deployed next month in the form of an over-the-air software update ...

Vehicles from the F-Series to the Lincoln Navigator to the E-Transit van are all included, but the fix is simple.

Ford and Lincoln issued two more recalls for faulty backup cameras that may not properly display an image when the vehicle is ...

Ford will release the software update for 4.3 million vehicles on March 17 via over-the-air, dealership or mobile service. (AP) ...

Ford Motor reported a big loss for 2025 because of its troubled electric vehicle division, which it has significantly scaled back. By Neal E. Boudette A few years ago, Ford Motor jumped out ahead of ...