Ford and Lincoln recall 17,000 vehicles over camera defects

Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for 17,871 Ford and Lincoln vehicles due to safety defects involving assistance cameras and rearview displays. The Mexican Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) is monitoring the situation to ensure consumer safety.

The recall affects several categories of issues:

- Approximately 15,059 units (models including Mach-E, F-150, Mustang, Transit, Expedition, Navigator, Super Duty, Escape, Corsair, Bronco, Ranger, Edge, and MKX from 2021 to 2025) may experience central screen freezing or restarting, which can display false images when using the rearview camera. - 368 vehicles (2021 Expedition, F-250, and Corsair) have intermittent camera signal loss or blurry images. - 1,654 units (2015 Expedition, Navigator, and MKC) face electrical conductivity loss due to internal camera terminal corrosion. - 790 Super Duty vehicles (2023-2024) may experience water ingress in the camera interface, causing blue or black screens during reversing.

Ford has instructed authorized dealers to inspect, repair, or replace affected parts at no cost to the owner. Owners can verify their vehicle status through official Ford and Lincoln recall portals.