Hundreds of thousands of cars are being recalled in the U.S.! Safety alarm in Ford and Jeep
Ford and Jeep have decided to recall more than 425,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to issues that could pose a safety risk. A fuel tank problem was identified in Ford, and a software issue in Jeep.
In the U.S., the two major automakers Ford and Jeep each announced a recall of vehicles due to problems that could pose safety risks.
According to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Ford will recall 223,472 vehicles because of a problem detected in the fuel tank.
Software glitch identified in Jeep.
The recall for Jeep, which operates under Stellantis, will be carried out because of a software error in the tire pressure monitoring system of the vehicles.
The issue affects 201,976 vehicles. It was noted that the software problem could impair the proper functioning of the tire pressure warning system, thereby posing a risk to driving safety.
Both recalls also present safety risks.
According to the information reported by Reuters, it is assessed that the problems identified in both vehicle groups could pose a safety risk.
Manufacturers are expected to inform affected vehicle owners under the recall and carry out the necessary procedures to resolve the issues.
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