Ford recalls 741,195 SUVs and pickups after transmission defect raises rollaway risk: NHTSA
📍 Aftermath
Ford announced a recall of roughly 741,000 trucks and SUVs to address a transmission defect that could cause unintended movement and rollaway risk, with the notice covering models such as the F‑150. No further developments were reported after the initial coverage, leaving the recall as the latest status of the issue.
Epilogue added 12d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Ford recalls 741,195 SUVs and pickups after transmission defect raises rollaway risk: NHTSA Fox Business · 94d ago broke it first
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