Nearly 6,000 Mustangs From Ford Fall Under The Recall
5,470 Mustangs from Ford faced a recall in the United States.
The producer from America states that the 2017 Ford Mustang sports vehicles under consideration feature a misoriented return spring on the left door handle. This can possibly cause the door to unlatch during a side impact crash. The cars under the recall were constructed at the company’s Flat Rock Assembly Plant between January 13 and 31 this year. The automaker says there were no injuries or accidents related to the problem.
Nearly 5,470 models in America and federalized areas come together with almost 20 issued units in Mexico and 266 models in Canada. The faulty door spring will be repaired at dealerships free of charge.
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