Ford Recalls Nearly 150,000 Mustangs Due to Electrical Issue
Ford Motor Company (F) has announced a recall of nearly 149,000 Mustang vehicles in the United States due to an electrical wiring issue. The defect could lead to loss of driving power and disable critical functions that affect visibility, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The affected models are equipped with a faulty wire harness that may cause multiple systems—including lighting—to fail while the vehicle is being driven. This poses potential safety risks for drivers and passengers alike. Ford has not yet specified when owners will begin receiving recall notices or how long repairs might take, but dealerships typically handle such fixes at no cost to consumers. Recalls of this scale can impact a company's reputation and short-term financial performance due to repair costs and possible customer dissatisfaction.
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