Ford has been confronting so many recalls this year that it’s getting hard to keep up with them. This one is relatively minor ...

This is the second recall for Aviator models in June, the first of which was for incorrectly installed second-row seat switch ...

F ord, which has already issued more than 80 recalls so far this year, posted yet another last week. That said, the subject ...

A trim issue is forcing Ford to recall the Lincoln Aviator, its luxury Explorer sibling, due to the risk of parts falling off ...

The recall train has returned to Ford station once more, as a group of its luxurious Lincoln Aviator models are now subject ...

A great number of US-market Lincoln Aviator vehicles will have their rear window division bars and C-pillar appliques ...

Ford is recalling 121,235 Lincoln Aviator and 183,427 Ford Explorer crossovers due to a second-row seat fold lever bezel.

The NHTSA issued multiple recalls last week, including notices for vehicles from Chrysler, Lincoln, Kia and more.

More than 130,000 vehicles are affected by the recall as the automaker faces its second major safety recall this month.

Ford is recalling Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator from 2020-2025 because the release for the second-row seats may unlatch, ...

Nearly 133,000 Aviators may have trim that isn’t properly secured, letting door bars and C-pillar pieces make a break for it ...

The root cause behind the unexpected movement of the second-row seats is interference between the bezel and the easy-entry ...