This time it’s yet another backup camera issue affecting 1.4 million Fords and Lincolns. No, we're not recycling old content.

DETROIT -- More than one million Ford cars, trucks and SUVs are being recalled because of a software glitch that impacts the backup cameras. According to the Associated Press, Ford reported the issue ...

A software error can cause the center infotainment screen to freeze or black out while drivers are using the backup camera.

Ford and Lincoln are recalling over 200,000 more cars, trucks, and SUVs because their backup cameras may display a blank image or otherwise malfunction. According to documents provided by Ford, the ...

The camera glitch affects major models manufactured between 2015 and 2019, including the Mustang, Edge, Ranger, and several Lincoln SUVs and Ford trucks. Ford is recalling 1.9 million vehicles ...

Ford is recalling nearly two million vehicles because of a faulty rearview camera that can reduce the driver’s view and increase the risk of a crash, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

Ford has been on something of a recall roll in recent months, and now, issues with backup cameras have become the latest in a spat of issues requiring vehicles to return home to the dealer for a fix.

Similar to a separate set of recalls for its Bronco SUV, Ford is likewise expanding a recall involving rearview cameras to include more than 160,700 examples of its Super Duty truck and Expedition SUV ...