One More Recall From Ford, Which Leads 2025 Recalls List
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Ford has just issued another recall. This one involves the 2024-2026 Mustang Mach-E, 2022-2026 F-150 Lightning and 2025-2026 Maverick Hybrid.
More than 272,000 units are affected in the U.S. The number in Canada is not yet specified at this time.
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The issue comes from the Integrated Park Module, which could fail to properly engage the parking pawl when the driver selects Park. As a result, the vehicle could roll away accidentally.
There's no real need to go into technical details. Just know that the problem occurs intermittently and, according to Ford, affects approximately 1% of the recall population. Drivers will be alerted by the absence of an illuminated "P," a wrench warning light or a shift system fault message on the instrument cluster.
The company says it is not aware of any reports of accidents or injuries directly related to this problem. The fix is a software update that can be performed over the air, although owners may choose to have it installed at a dealership. More information is available on the Ford Canada recalls website.
Ford Had the Most Recalls of Any Car Brand in 2025
For another year, Ford occupies the top spot in the ranking of car brands with the most safety recalls, as listed by Transport Canada. The recall above brings its 2025 total to a whopping 107. Here are some of the largest ones:
- Rear-view camera software problem (159,135 units)
- Coolant leak (128,886 units)
- Rear-view camera connections problem (122,125 units)
- Low-pressure fuel pump failure (107,534 units)
The Ford models that were most frequently recalled in 2025 were the F-150/F-150 Lightning (26), Bronco (16), Expedition (16), Super Duty (15), Maverick (15) and Explorer (14).
The top 5 car brands with the most safety recalls in Canada in 2025 are rounded out by Ford's luxury division Lincoln (42), followed by Mercedes-Benz (19), Toyota (17) and Chevrolet (16). BMW and Ram (15 each) come in just behind.
