Ford is issuing a recall for more than one million vehicles due to a software malfunction in the rearview camera.

Ford Motor Company ... potential rearview camera issue. A recall report, issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, says that the vehicles have a rear-view camera that ...

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The Michigan-based carmaker notified the NHTSA last week that a faulty processing ... The recall only affects Ford’s 360-degree cameras. Vehicles equipped with rear view-only cameras are ...

"A frozen rear-view ... said in another recall dated May 9. In November 2024, NHTSA fined Ford $165 million for moving too slowly to recall vehicles with faulty rearview cameras and for failing ...

In this recall, certain Ford and Lincoln vehicles equipped with the 360-degree parking camera could lose the rear-view camera feed. The newest recall affects some 462,000 vehicles worldwide ...

NHTSA in 2021 began investigating Ford's response to the 2020 recall of vehicles equipped with the potentially defective rear-view cameras and found the automaker did not respond in a timely ...

The issue stems from a faulty wiring harness inside the Mustang's rear ... rearview camera itself. This recall, like all recalls, will be performed free of charge by your local Ford dealer.

Ford's Mustang is displayed at the international Auto China show in Beijing on Sept. 29, 2020, and is among some 600,000 2020 models recalled due to potentially defective rear-view cameras.