NHTSA Closes Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator Seat Belt Investigation
Ford expanded its scope to include more models.
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Ford expanded its scope to include more models.
Read More »This time, a software error is to blame.
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A nice alternative to the regular V6-powered model.
Read More »Coolant intrusion issues continue to haunt owners.
Read More »It claims that certain models experience excessive oil consumption.
Read More »Paying homage to the original pony car.
Read More »A reliable, safe, and affordable choice.
Read More »With a similar design and unique finish.
Read More »It has a lot to offer in terms of value and safety.
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It's similar to the ones used on the Performance Pack 2 models.
Read More »The brake master cylinder is the culprit.
Read More »A nice upgrade for pony car owners.
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The pretensioner may inadvertently lock the seat belt.
Read More »The same problem prompted a recall in the U.S. last year.
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With 755 horsepower on tap.
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They're relatively simple to install, too.
Read More »The judge determined that it isn't a class action.
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After two recalls and a customer service program were issued.
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Ford's recall might not have covered all affected units.
Read More »Ford will be mailing labels to affected customers.
Read More »Roughly five years after it was originally filed.
Read More »Six years after it was originally filed.
Read More »Turns out, someone on the development team had big feet.
Read More »Select parts weren't heat treated properly.
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