Ford Had a Record-Breaking Recall Year. Here's How It Plans to Fix Quality
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Ford announced a record number of recalls last year, affecting nearly 13 million cars in its home market, the U.S. The automaker says this is a result of quality and safety improvements.
Ford Says Its Record-Breaking Recall Year Is Actually A Good Thing
Ford issued a record number of recalls but claims quality is improving. US warranty costs are falling and initial quality scores are climbing. Software complexity was the driver behind at least 40 of the recalls. It’s the start of a new year and that means automakers are proudly boasting about the sales records they set in 2025. We’re still waiting for Ford to tell us whether its sales teams worked at an A+ level last year, but based on the reco…
Ford posts record 152 recalls in 2025 but says vehicle quality is improving
On the Dash: Ford issued a record 152 safety recalls in 2025, reflecting an aggressive approach to detecting and correcting defects. The company doubled its safety team, expanded testing, and implemented software audits, while warranty costs are declining. Despite challenges with customer and dealer recalls, Ford continues to invest in AI, software, manufacturing, and supplier oversight to improve overall vehicle quality. Ford has issued a reco…
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