Ford Recalls Nearly 400,000 Vehicles Over Seat Malfunction Risk
Ford is recalling approximately 388,000 vehicles nationwide because the second-row seats may move unexpectedly during a crash, potentially causing injuries.
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, July 22, 2026 —
Ford is initiating a nationwide recall affecting approximately 388,000 vehicles. The recall is due to a potential safety defect concerning the second-row seats, which may move unexpectedly during a crash.
According to the company’s announcement, this unexpected movement of the second-row seats could increase the risk of injuries to occupants in the event of a collision. The specific vehicle models and model years included in the recall have not been detailed in the provided summary.
The number of vehicles impacted by this recall is substantial, with roughly 388,000 units across the United States subject to inspection and potential repair. The exact cause of the seat malfunction was not specified, nor was the timeline for when owners will be notified or when remedies will become available.
Ford has not yet provided details on the remedy that will be offered to address this issue, nor has information been released regarding the number of incidents or injuries, if any, that have been reported in relation to this specific defect. Information regarding the status of permits or inspection outcomes related to this issue is also pending.
Owners of affected Ford vehicles are advised to await further communication from the manufacturer regarding the recall process. The company is expected to provide instructions on how to have the vehicles inspected and repaired to rectify the potential seat issue. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
Story summarized from the original created by Jordan Perkins on www.wfla.com, see more information here.
