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This Ford recall involves more than 400,000 vehicles over a video output issue.

Ford Motor Company is going through another recall.

Ford Motor Company has announced a vehicle recall after reports of vehicles catching fire while the engine is off.

Ford has announced that they are recalling more than 650,000 pickup trucks and big SUVs in the U.S.

According to reports, vehicle company 'Ford' is being told to recall 3 million vehicles across North America as there are potential issues with the airbag inflators. The recall is estimated to cost the company $610 Million.

The issue lies in a faulty electrical connector, and that the company will repair the issue free of charge.

Ford is recalling 1.2 million Explorers over suspension issues.

Ford is recalling more than 874,000 F-Series pickup trucks with engine block heaters because they can catch fire.

For has announced a recall of roughly 350,000 trucks and SUVs due to a shift indicator problem. The concern is that these vehicles might be in a different gear than the one shown.

Ford has announced they are recalling nearly 1.4 million midsize cars because the steering wheel can detach from the steering column causing drivers to possibly lose control.

2017. That's only FIVE years away!!! So, Ford is predicting that we'll have cars that take over driving when you're in a traffic jam, and therefore reduce your time by up to 37.5%! Find out more info and watch a video.

I'm guilty when it comes to speeding. I've been stopped for 82 in a 55 when I'm going DJ at Rox. I admit it. I also admit that after watching this video, I'll think twice about it when I head there tonight. Most crash tests happen at 40 mph, and the rating are developed based on that speed...

The folks at Ford have been busy... playing with Legos. Check out this time-lapse video of the Ford cats building an Explorer outta Lego bricks. The creation will be on display at Legoland in Florida.

Remember when it was the coolest thing to have a CD player in your car instead of a tape deck? Now, it appears that may be heading toward extinction. According to a report in