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Ford Expands Recall Wave to 2.36 Million Vehicles as Rear‑View Fixes Begin

Owner repairs begin with software updates this month, followed by fixes for other models in the second quarter.

Toyota and Lexus Recall LandCruiser 300 and LX for 10‑Speed Transmission Fault

Stellantis and Toyota Recall 2025 Diesel Models Over Fuel-Line Fire Risk

Nissan Recalls 642,698 Rogue SUVs Over Engine Seizure and Throttle Failures

BMW Recalls 87,394 Vehicles Over Starter Fire Risk, Including Toyota Supra

BMW Recalls 87,394 U.S. Vehicles Over Starter Overheating Risk

Hyundai Recalls 568,576 Palisade SUVs Over Third-Row Airbag Risk

Toyota Recalls 162,000 Tundra Trucks Over Rear Camera Display Failure

Ford, Honda, BMW and Stellantis Recall Hundreds of Thousands of Vehicles Over Safety Defects

Ford Recalls 272,000 EVs and Hybrids Over Park Failure That Can Cause Roll-Away

Ram Recalls 72,509 2025–2026 Trucks Over Blank Digital Instrument Clusters

Automakers Recall About 820,000 Vehicles Over Fire, Power-Loss and Display Risks

Honda Recalls 256,000 Accord Hybrids Over Software Fault That Can Cut Power

Maruti Suzuki Recalls 39,506 Grand Vitara SUVs Over Faulty Fuel-Level Display

Toyota Expands Engine-Defect Recall to 126,691 Tundra and Lexus SUVs

Honda Recalls 406,000 U.S. Civics for Accessory Wheel Defect That Can Cause Detachment

Toyota Expands Twin‑Turbo V6 Recall to 127,000 U.S. Tundra and Lexus GX/LX Vehicles

Ford Recalls 174,853 Vehicles for Moonroof Wind-Deflectors That Can Detach

Ford Recalls Nearly 750,000 Vehicles for Camera, Seatbelt and Steering Defects

Nissan Recalls 173,301 U.S. Vans for Fuel-Pump Fault That Can Stall Engines