Over 850,000 Vehicles Recalled by Three Major Automakers: What Drivers Should Watch For

Three of the biggest names in the auto industry have issued recalls affecting more than 850,000 vehicles combined. The announcements, covering models from Ford. Honda, and Toyota, address safety issues ranging from brake problems to potential engine failures. If you own one of these cars, here is what you need to know to stay safe and get the repair done for free.

Ford leads the pack with roughly 500,000 vehicles recalled, mostly due to a brake fluid leak that could reduce stopping power. The issue affects certain 2021-2023 Bronco Sport and 2022-2023 Maverick models. Honda is recalling around 330,000 vehicles, including 2020-2022 Accords and CR-Vs, over a fuel pump defect that might cause the engine to stall.

Toyota is pulling about 20,000 2024 Tundra and Sequoia models for a transmission problem that could allow the vehicle to roll even when in park.

Owners should check their vehicle identification number (VIN) on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website or contact their local dealer. Repairs are free of charge. If you drive one of the affected models, do not ignore the recall notice, these issues can lead to accidents or costly damage if left unchecked.

At Boca Auto Care, we recommend staying on top of recalls and routine maintenance to keep your car safe on the road. Bring your vehicle in for a complimentary recall check, and we will help you schedule the necessary repairs with your dealer. Your safety is our priority.