Ford has initiated recalls for nearly 625,000 F-Series Super Duty trucks and Mustang sports cars due to two distinct safety-related defects. The first recall targets 2020-2022 Ford F-250, F-350, and F-450 Super Duty models equipped with the 360 View Camera System, which suffers from a software flaw that can render the rearview camera display too dark or too light, impairing driver visibility. The second recall affects 2015-2017 Ford Mustang models, where a design issue can cause the seatbelt anchor pretensioner cable to corrode and fail when exposed to salt water, a common occurrence in snowy climates.These actions are part of a broader pattern of significant quality control challenges for the automaker in 2025. During the third quarter of the year, Ford accounted for nearly 60% of all vehicle recalls, affecting over five million of its vehicles. The company is providing remedies for both the F-Series and Mustang issues free of charge through its dealership network.Context: Ford's Persistent Quality Control Challenges in 2025The latest recalls of F-Series and Mustang models occur within a larger context of widespread quality control issues for Ford throughout 2025. The company's performance in this area has been notable, setting it apart from competitors.• Record-Setting Recalls: Ford broke previous records for the highest number of recalls issued by an automaker within the first six months of 2025.• Dominant Share of Recalls: In the third quarter of 2025, Ford's recalls accounted for nearly 60% of all vehicles recalled by car companies.• Volume of Affected Vehicles: Over five million Ford vehicles were impacted by recalls in Q3 2025 alone. For comparison, the next closest manufacturer was Stellantis, with 802,383 affected vehicles during the same period.• Recurring Issues: A significant number of the company's recalls have centered on camera software problems affecting a variety of mode

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