Three months into 2026, Ford is continuing an unenviable trend from last year: issuing more recalls than any other automaker.

A Ford backup camera recall affects over 1.7 million cars and SUVs — plus there's a new windshield wiper motor recall as well.

Ford's quality crisis continues as the company has now issued as many recalls as BMW, Nissan, Stellantis, and GM combined.

After rumors earlier in the month of an incoming recall for Cybertruck windshield wipers spread online, Tesla issued a formal notice for 11,688 of the vehicles potentially suffering from the problem. ...

Ford recalls the 2020-2022 Ford Explorer and Escape and Lincoln Aviator and Corsair to fix a windshield wiper motor, which ...

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Tesla has announced two more recalls of the Cybertruck, both of which affect over 11,000 vehicles produced since the car first became available late last year. Cybertruck owners will need to bring ...

Tesla has reportedly halted Cybertruck deliveries amid a problem with the motor of its giant windshield wiper. The Cybertruck is equipped with the biggest wiper put on a consumer vehicle. It’s the ...

Mitsubishi has announced a recall for its ASX small SUV – the company’s best-selling SUV and Australia’s second most popular SUV last year. The recall is for a faulty front windshield wiper motor that ...

Some Cybertruck buyers who were scheduled to receive their new trucks this week have been told they’ll have to wait a little while longer as the company addresses a safety issue with the windshield ...

Tesla's Cybertruck has been recalled again, this time over its windshield wiper failing to work and trunk bed trim potentially coming loose and falling onto the road, according to filings submitted to ...