Ford Motor Co. announced a recall that affects more than 30,000 Mustangs.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Mustangs from model years 2022 and 2023 need to be investigated.
Officials said the vehicles in question might have an improperly calibrated secondary steering torque sensor that can cause the wheel to move involuntarily, which can pose a potential crash hazard.
Ford is not aware of any reports of accidents or injuries related to this condition.
Customers should ask their local Ford dealer about scheduling a free software update.
This recall is eligible for pickup and delivery service at participating dealerships.
In a statement, Ford said, “Our goal is to prevent quality issues from happening in the first place. When they do occur, our focus is on responding quickly with a recall or service action to prevent our customers from experiencing issues with the least inconvenience possible. We are committed to improving our launch quality and long-term quality and are already starting to see improvements in both.”
By CNN.com
