Ford Recalls Over 2M Explorer SUVs Over Issues In Trim-Retention Clips - Stock Dips
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Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is recalling 2.24 million Explorer SUVs globally due to issues with trim retention clips, with 1.89 million affected in the U.S. The recall covers model years 2011-2019, and dealers will inspect and potentially replace the A-pillar trim. No crashes or injuries have been reported. Ford expects a 5% impact on the vehicle population and has been aware of the issue since a 2018 NHTSA inquiry. Ford's stock dipped 2.4% to $11.09.

January 24, 2024 | 7:12 pm
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Ford is recalling 2.24 million Explorer SUVs due to trim retention clip issues, with no reported crashes or injuries. The recall affects vehicles from 2011-2019, and Ford's stock price has decreased by 2.4%.
The recall of a significant number of vehicles is likely to incur costs for inspections and repairs, which can negatively impact Ford's financials in the short term. Additionally, recalls can damage brand reputation, potentially affecting sales. The immediate stock price dip reflects investor concerns over these issues.
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