Ford Recalls Nearly 388,000 Vehicles Over Second-Row Seat Injury Hazard Ford Motor Company has announced a major safety recall affecting 387,911 SUVs in the United States after discovering a defect involving the second-row easy-entry seats . According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the issue could allow the seats to tip, slide, or unlatch unexpectedly while the vehicle is moving , increasing the risk of occupant injury during a crash. The recall impacts certain Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator models built between the 2020 and 2027 model years. Which Ford Vehicles Are Being Recalled? The recall affects the following vehicles: 2020–2026 Ford Explorer 2020–2027 Lincoln Aviator In total, 387,911 vehicles are included in the campaign. What Is the Problem? The issue involves the easy-entry switch used to fold or move the second-row outer seats. According to the NHTSA: The seat switch may bind or stick . This can cause the sea...
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