
There are many reasons why your Ford car might get recalled, ranging from minor mechanical and parts issues to more pressing concerns. If there is Ford recall notice out for your make and model of Ford car, then it’s important to take action.
Ignoring a recall can lead to further vehicle damage and even safety issues. Here’s an overview of the steps that should be taken in the event of a recall.
What is a Car Recall?
Before going into what to do in response to a recall, we should first explain exactly what we mean by recall. Though Ford and other automakers work hard to make their cars as safe and reliable as possible, recalls are fairly commonplace in the industry.
If a manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration determines that there is a safety-related defect in the vehicle or the Ford parts contained therein, it will issue a recall.
How Will I Know if There is a Recall for my Car?
If there has been a recall on your Ford car, the automaker is required by law to notify owners. To check if there is an ongoing recall on your car, visit nhtsa.gov.
Steps to Take During a Recall
So you have found out that there is a recall on your Ford car. What should you do now?
We know how busy life can get, but it is important to not ignore the recall and to take action. Call our Ford service center to set up a service appointment to get the issues fixed. We’ll make the process as simple as possible.
Schedule your Ford service appointment today at Bill Colwell Ford and get your vehicle back into top condition.