Ford is once again in the news for a recall or two. The automaker has just recalled more than 1.73 million SUVs over faulty backup cameras, on top of an additional 600,000 sport-utility vehicles being ...

An overheating module that blocks the rear camera image has led Ford to recall 840,000 Bronco and Edge SUVs nationwide.

The month of March isn’t starting off quietly for Ford on the safety front: The automaker is recalling more than 849,310 examples of its Bronco and Edge SUVs over an issue with the backup camera. This ...

Ford recalls over 840,000 Bronco and Edge vehicles due to a faulty camera module that can overheat and disable the rearview camera, increasing crash risk.

Ford issued recalls Friday of close to 2 million vehicles over software problems with the center screens that could increase the risk of a crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ford has issued two recalls affecting nearly 1.74 million of its cars in the U.S., due to software issues that impact the vehicles’ rearview camera displays. According to notices ...

Motorola has pushed a quiet launch of the Edge 70 Fusion Plus smartphone, featuring three 50MP cameras for the main camera setup on the back, along with multiple color options and 256GB of storage.

U.S. sales of Ford Motor Co.'s large SUVs proved resilient last month as the automaker's total deliveries declined 5.5%, but the potential for rising gas prices in the wake of the start of the Iran ...

On day two of her week-long gig back at The View's Hot Topics table, Hasselbeck — who was a permanent View panelist from 2003-2013 — criticized Kelly for comments the latter made about the fallen ...

The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason has come to a close with spring camp already underway for the program. Still, that doesn’t mean coach Deion Sanders and his staff stop their efforts on the recruiting ...