Ford: 53 recalls; 5.4 million potentially affected vehicles; air bags were top component
Mercedes-Benz USA: 49; 1.9 million; air bags
Daimler Trucks North America: 46; 429,000; steering
General Motors: 44, 8 million; air bags
Chrysler (FCA US/Stellantis): 38; 1.5 million; air bags
Forest River recreational vehicles: 37; 13,000; equipment
Volkswagen Group of America: 34; 941,000; air bags
Nissan North America: 28; 1.5 million; steering
BMW of North America: 22; 193,000; air bags
Hyundai Motor America: 20; 1.4 million; electrical system
Daimler Vans USA: 19; 285,000; electrical system
Porsche Cars North America: 17; 75,000; suspension
Kia Motors America: 15; 1.4 million; service brakes, electrical system
Honda: 13; 1.4 million; tires, power train, fuel system
Tesla: 11; 647,000; air bags, suspension, back over prevention, seat belts
Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing: 9; 731,000; steering, fuel system
Volvo Cars: 9; 964,000; electrical system; air bags
Subaru of America: 7; 1.3 million; suspension, power train
Mazda North American Operations: 7; 425,000; fuel system, air bags
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I now hesitate to recommend Ford vehicles to family and friends.
it would be helpful if we know the total volume sold from each manufacturer and get the ratio of recall, and re-rank
Go Ford! We're #1!
Also, they report EVs sold including all hybrids! ROFL So even the "we are the #2 electrified automaker" is a fraud!
Way to go Jim and Bill. Maybe we can still be #1 in DEI!
More than one per week. Industry is not immune to recalls but look at the volume and nature of our issues. Many of the recalls are on our newest platforms. How do we get customers to buy our products, mystery to me.