Drivers were warned as Ford, Toyota and Honda were forced to enter vehicle recalls

Drivers were warned as Ford, Toyota and Honda were forced to enter vehicle recalls


Drivers are being warned about recalls from three major brands that could see drivers involved in serious accidents if they are not fixed soon.

Major car brands are required to inform drivers and vehicles if there is anything wrong with their cars that could cause an accident.


If a problem occurs, the manufacturer will always arrange for the repair to be completed free of charge, with drivers largely removed from the process.

GB News has collected the most important car recalls from the past few weeks to warn drivers of any problems they may face with their cars.

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Drivers will receive recall notices in the coming weeks if they are affected

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Ford

The major manufacturing company announced that it will recall 456,565 vehicles due to fears that they may fail to detect a low battery charge.

According to the notice, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said this could cause loss of engine and electrical power while driving.

Vehicles featured in the recall include models of the Bronco Sport SUV between 2021 and 2024, as well as the Maverick pickup truck produced between 2022 and 2023.

2023 Ford Bronco Heritage Limited Edition in Yellowstone Metallic

2023 Ford Bronco Heritage Limited Edition in Yellowstone Metallic

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.There are fears that the issue could also cause some electrical equipment to malfunction, including hazard lights.

To address the issue, dealers in the United States will refurbish body controls and power steering modules free of charge.

Owners of affected vehicles are expected to receive a notification letter in mid-May, while drivers are encouraged to contact Ford customer service.

Ford was also asked to recall 43,000 Bronco Sport Escapes amid concerns that gas leaks could cause fires.

Honda

Honda is under investigation by NHTSA

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Honda

NHTSA announced that it has expanded its investigation into reports of “unintended activation of automatic emergency braking systems” in nearly three million vehicles.

It said it had received complaints from nearly 3,000 customers, including 93 incidents of injuries and 47 accidents involving Honda vehicles.

A Honda spokesman told Reuters news agency that it would cooperate fully with the investigation.

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Toyota Prius is being recalled in Japan

The Toyota Prius is being recalled in Japan

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Toyota

The Japanese manufacturer has recalled more than 135,000 of its popular Prius hybrid models after a problem with the rear door handles was discovered.

Drivers with vehicles manufactured between November 2022 and April 2024 may be affected by the recall, although no accidents have been recorded as a result of the defect.

It has not yet been confirmed whether any Prius models sold outside of Japan are also being recalled, Reuters reported.