We are just a few weeks away from the spring, and it already has a truck load of retrieval operations in the United States for the year 2025. From January 1 to April 18, the auto company has published at least 40 recalling operations. This includes calling the brakes for 123,611 F-1550s, Experedits, and Lincoln Navigators that we covered yesterday. At this rate, Ford has a average of one call every 2.7 days. But in the large plan, the auto industry is already better Compared to last year.
This is because the total number of vehicles that have been retrieved has decreased with a large margin. Specifically, 1,235,256 Fords was called this year. This is less than 1 million compared to the same period in 2024.
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Ford Recalls, published in the National Road Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), recalls nearly half that affects less than 1000 vehicles each. When going to the bottom of the rabbit hole, five calls for less than 100 vehicles. minimum? Ford summoned two of 2022 mandax on February 28 to correct the problem of the program that I had a previous summons.
This leads us to another warning in the Ford call story. Almost half of the summonses are part of the audit The company announced on March 20Focus on vehicle software improvements. For each Ford advertisement:
“We are conducting an audit of the previous summons that included programs as part of the treatment. Initial results are encouraging: the vast majority of the recall repairs were successful, with the correct version of the program to be released on the relevant stereotype. While most of these recovery operations were carried out properly, we have released 18 calls for certain vehicles.”
A Ford spokesman said Motor1 The number has risen to 21 since the announcement of March.
However, the official summons number is still 40 years. Even with 21 of these part of the audit, Ford still leads all other car manufacturers for each of the total number of retrieval and affected vehicles. Volkswagen 12 released this year, followed by General Motors at nine. Honda and Stillings 8 have released each of them.
As for the affected vehicles, Ford is the only car industry company whose value is more than one million. Tesla ranks second with 661,810, slightly more than half of Ford. Volkswagen comes at 346,401, followed by Toyota in 317359 and Honda with 316,489 vehicles.