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Automotive product safety and vehicle recalls

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Automotive recalls have become remain a primary category for product significant safety notices concern in the United States and Mexico. In the U.S., data through September 2026 indicates shows 625 recall campaigns affecting over 32 million units, with Ford recording accounting for 13.8 million affected units. Major million. Primary risks identified include collision hazards and fire or burn risks, hazards, though repair completion rates for older campaigns remain low at are 65.8%. In Mexico, specific recent recalls have been issued by Profeco for various manufacturers. Following broader safety trends, expanded to include electronic and mechanical defects. Ford and Lincoln issued a recall for 2,953 vehicles in Mexico due to seat malfunctions. These issues include This includes 1,638 Ford Explorer (2025) and Lincoln Aviator (2020-2025) units with incorrectly installed folding switches in that could jam, 21 Lincoln Navigator (2026) units where seats may move automatically, and 1,294 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator models, potential automatic seat movement in the Lincoln Navigator, and (2020) units with improperly secured seat fasteners fasteners. Additionally, 6,558 Ford and Lincoln units face issues where infotainment software malfunctions cause rearview cameras to intermittently display a blank image. Honda Mexico, in older Explorer coordination with Profeco, has also issued a recall for 1,954 Accord Hybrid models (2023-2025). The defect involves the Ignition Control Module (ICM), which could lead to a progressive loss of power and Aviator models. cause the vehicle to stop. Authorized dealers will perform necessary inspections and updates at no cost to owners.

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