Ford Recalls SUVs Over Software Glitch

0:00On March 24, Ford Motor Company is recalling 254,640 SUVs nationwide because of a software glitch that hits key safety systems. The problem affects popular models like the Ford Explorer and Lincoln versions including the Navigator, Nautilus, and Aviator. The issue stems from faulty image processing software that can reset without warning while driving. When that happens, the rear view camera image vanishes temporarily along with helpful driver aids. Those aids include pre-collision assist, lane keeping support, and blind spot alerts which many drivers count on for safer roads, losing them even briefly raises the chance of crashes, especially in tight spots. Ford's fix is straightforward, a free software update pushed out at dealerships or sent over the air to compatible vehicles so most owners won't even. Need a trip in. This recall underscores how software now powers so much of what keeps modern cars safe,

1:00reminding everyone to stay on top of these updates for peace.