Ford recalls Ranger and Bronco vehicles over loose front seat bolts

14 articles · Updated · MotorTrend · May 1

The action covers 179,698 vehicles, including 117,443 Broncos and 62,255 Rangers from model years 2024 to 2026.
Ford said loose or missing height-adjust pivot link bolts in both front seats could let seats move in a crash, raising injury risk, though no injuries have been reported.
A repair is expected by July, with owner letters due July 13-17; the Ranger was also recalled on April 14 over wiring that could spark or catch fire.

With Ford's recall numbers soaring, why don't their repair costs top the charts?

Are millions of Ford recalls a sign of failing quality or a safety system working overtime?