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Why did Ford recall 1.9 million vehicles?
Ford recalled 1.9 million vehicles from 2015 to 2019 because of rearview camera problems. The cameras can display inverted or blank images, which can confuse drivers and increase the risk of accidents. The recall follows previous issues with the same system, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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What are the risks of rearview camera faults?
Faulty rearview cameras can show inverted or blank images, making it hard for drivers to see obstacles or pedestrians behind the vehicle. This can lead to accidents, especially when reversing in tight spaces or crowded areas. While no injuries have been reported yet, the risk of accidents is significant.
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How can owners get their cars fixed?
Owners of affected Ford vehicles will be notified by the company. They can take their cars to authorized dealerships where the rearview cameras will be inspected and replaced free of charge. It's important to get this done promptly to ensure safety.
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Are there other major recalls this year?
Yes, 2025 has seen several major vehicle recalls across different brands, often related to safety issues like faulty airbags, brakes, or electronic systems. Staying informed about recalls helps owners keep their vehicles safe and up to date.
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What should I do if I notice a problem with my rearview camera?
If your rearview camera shows inverted or blank images, contact your dealership immediately. Do not rely solely on the camera for reversing or parking. Getting your vehicle inspected and repaired as part of the recall is the safest option.
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Why has Ford had multiple recalls recently?
Ford has faced recurring issues with certain vehicle systems, including rearview cameras. These problems have led to multiple recalls and regulatory penalties, emphasizing the importance of manufacturer oversight and consumer safety measures.