A HUGE car brand has issued a recall for over 273,000 vehicles due to a brake issue that supposedly increases the risk of a crash. This comes just weeks after they issued a recall for the same

Ford has added another recall under its belt. This time, the Blue Oval has issued a “do-not-drive” notice for three more 2024-2025 Bronco owners, citing a potential issue with the front suspension. This comes just weeks after a similar recall involving two other examples of the SUV.

Ford has issued an update to almost 3,000 Irish owners of Kuga plug-in models, who have been affected by a potential fire risk with their cars. In March, Ford issued a safety recall notice alerting owners to a problem with the battery that could potentially lead to a fire and advised them to drive in auto EV mode and avoid charging the battery.

Ford says it is 10-15 days away from releasing a software update that will act as an early warning for the 2,850 Irish motorists affected by a potential battery defect that poses a fire risk to Kuga plug-in hybrid (PHEV) cars.

Ford owners have some bad news to grapple with. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released a brief about several Ford vehicles that have a battery issue. This recall only affects a small number of vehicles so far,