Ford Motor has issued a recall affecting over 420,000 U.S. vehicles due to a potential windshield wiper failure, raising safety concerns for drivers.
The recall covers select Lincoln Navigator and Ford Expedition SUVs, along with certain F-Series trucks, according to regulatory filings.
Authorities identified a defect in the wiper arm mechanism, which may break and lead to loss of visibility during adverse conditions.
Such failures could increase accident risk, particularly in rain or snow, prompting swift action from both the automaker and regulators.
Dealers will inspect affected vehicles and replace faulty components where necessary, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
The recall underscores ongoing quality control challenges within the auto industry as manufacturers manage complex production processes.
Owners are expected to receive notifications with instructions on scheduling repairs at authorized service centers.
Ford emphasized that corrective measures will be provided at no cost, reinforcing its commitment to customer safety and reliability.
