Core Viewpoint - Ford Motor Company has recorded an unprecedented number of recalls in 2025, surpassing previous industry records and highlighting ongoing quality issues across various vehicle models [1][8]. Recall Statistics - In 2025, Ford logged 152 recalls, significantly higher than Honda's 53, Forest River's 32, General Motors' 27, and International Motors' 26 [2]. - By October 2025, Ford had already issued more than 103 safety recalls, exceeding the previous annual record of 77 recalls set by General Motors in 2014 [8][9]. Specific Recalls - A recent recall involved a software error in certain 2020 Escape Hybrid and 2022 to 2024 Maverick Hybrid vehicles, affecting 87 units [2]. - Additional recalls included an instrument panel cover issue in approximately 6,897 2025–26 Maverick pickups and a headlight failure risk in over 45,000 2025 to 2026 Mustang Mach-E vehicles [3]. - In October, Ford recalled over 1.4 million vehicles due to rearview camera issues in various models manufactured from 2015 to 2020, which could display distorted or blank images when in reverse [7][11]. Company Response and Strategy - Ford emphasized its commitment to vehicle quality and customer safety, stating that the number of recalls reflects its strategy to quickly identify and resolve hardware and software issues [13][15]. - The company has more than doubled its team of safety and technical experts over the past two years to enhance its recall management and safety protocols [16].