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2015 Ford Fiesta, 2016 Fusion and 2016 Lincoln MKZ Ford is recalling 45,173 vehicles due to doors that may swing open while driving. The list includes the 2015 Ford Fiesta, 2016 Fusion and 2016 Lincoln MKZ. The problem is that the spring part can crack and eventually fail. If a part breaks, the door may open unexpectedly while driving. As a warning, owners will see a “door ajar” light. [caption id="attachment_85602" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ford[/caption] The doors open as they move. Ford recalls tens of thousands of vehicles Ford became aware of this problem on August 16, 2023. The automaker, together with the supplier, investigated the situation and determined the number of potentially faulty parts. As of October 18, 2023, there have been dozens of complaints from vehicle owners about faulty door locks or unexpected door openings. There have been no reports of injuries as a result of this problem. Ford estimates that about one percent of its 45,173 vehicles are affected by this problem. To solve this problem, dealers check the manufacturing dates of door locks. The new parts use a modified spring that is stronger than the original components.

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The Ford F-150 is a full-size pickup built for heavy-duty use, both for those who want the best specs as well as performance. https://automexico.com/autos-ford-f-150

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There have been no comments from Ford yet. A US resident named Alex Whison discovered that his new Ford Super Duty had different headlights from the factory, as reported by The Drive. The car owner spoke about the discovered problem on social networks, noting that other mistakes could have been made at the plant. “What scares me is this: if they could make a mistake in something so simple, then what other problems could this car have? But today it applies to everything you buy,” said Alex Whison. [caption id="attachment_79083" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ford[/caption] Ford installed different headlights from the factory on the new 2023 Ford Super Duty and F-250 King Ranch. The $80,000 pickup due in 2023 features a lens-shaped projector headlight on the left side, while a more conventional reflector headlight sits on the right side. A similar problem was identified on another Ford F-250 King Ranch pickup truck that was for sale at a dealer in Texas. Alex Whison decided not to ignore this and contacted the dealership, where they had already ordered a second reflector headlight for his car in order to bring its equipment in line with that indicated on the factory markings.

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The preliminary agreement is now subject to ratification About a month and a half after the strike began, the UAW reached a tentative agreement with Ford. Ford CEO Jim Farley confirmed the news in a brief statement, saying: “We are pleased to have reached a preliminary agreement on a new labor contract with the UAW covering our U.S. operations. Ford is proud to assemble the most cars in America and employ the most workers.” The agreement is subject to ratification, but they are focused on resuming production at assembly plants in Chicago, Michigan, and a truck plant in Kentucky. Ford is encouraging 20,000 employees to return to work. What Ford promised workers to end the largest strike: details of the agreement with the UAW emerged UAW President Shawn Fein said, “This agreement puts us on a new path to turn things around at Ford, the Big Three, and the entire auto industry. Together we will turn the tide for the working class in this country.” [caption id="attachment_73866" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ford[/caption] The union said the agreement "provides a 25% increase in base wages through April 2028 and will collectively raise the top wage by more than 30% to more than $40 per hour." The UAW said starting wages will increase by 68% and will exceed $28 per hour. Other highlights of the agreement include cost-of-living allowances, a three-year pay rise system, and "elimination of controversial pay levels". The union also said all Ford employees will receive pension benefits. Moreover, the union received “historic right to strike in the event of plant closures.” This creates the preconditions for possible strikes in the future.