Ford Motor Co is recalling 115,539 vehicles in the U.S. due to a defect that could cause the steering column's upper shaft to detach, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on ...

Ford is back in the news for a recall yet again this week, as the automaker has announced a new issue related to its 2020–2021 model year F-Series Super Duty trucks. And while many of Ford's latest ...

Ford is recalling more than 115,500 examples from its Super Duty truck lineup over an issue with the steering column that may cause the vehicles to lose control. Related: More Ford News Affected ...

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Ford is issuing yet another recall, and this time its for its popular line of pickup trucks. The automaker, in its third recall in recent weeks, is recalling 115,539 F-250, F-350, and F-450 Super Duty ...

Ford is recalling more than 115,500 Super Duty pickups after finding a steering column defect that could cause sudden loss of control. The issue adds to a wave of recalls as Ford ramps up its EV push ...

More than 115,000 Ford trucks are being recalled because drivers could lose control of steering, according to U.S. auto safety regulators. A defect impacting certain F-250, F-350 and F-450 vehicles, ...

(Reuters) -Ford Motor Co is recalling 115,539 vehicles in the U.S. due to a defect that could cause the steering column's upper shaft to detach, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

Just think how much more free time America’s mail carriers would have on their hands if they didn’t have to deliver millions of recall letters to Ford customers every year. They’d probably be able to ...

The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority approved an intent to award a $535,500 contract to remove lead-based paint in GHURA housing units located in Dededo, Toto, Inalåhan, Talofofo and Yona. A ...

HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government has tabled legislation that could weaken a key section of the province’s transparency law. If adopted, the bill would remove what a provincial watchdog described ...