Ford plans on sending out recall letters in late July 2022 for over 50,000 Bronco vehicles. 

Police are investigating the damage done to the 2003 Ford F-250 truck, which was parked at Plaza Tire repair shop at the time of the theft. 

The lawsuit is in regards to a recent recall of 39K Ford and Lincoln vehicles that have the potential to catch fire. 

The recall affects some 2021 Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigator SUVs and the fires can occur even when the vehicles are parked and turned off. 

Hyundai plans an EV plant for the U.S., Ford sells 8 million Rivian stocks, and Toyota approaches its EV rebate cap.

The all-electric truck can travel 300 miles on a single battery charge and 2022 models are already sold out. 

The faulty wipers could fail prematurely or detach, causing drivers to potentially lose visibility of the road. 

Over 730,000 Ford vehicles are affected by two recently announced recalls, causing an increased risk for crash as well as potential fire hazards. 

It’s the first time in more than four years that Toyota hasn’t been the brand most Americans considered first.  

California prosecutors file two vehicular manslaughter counts against a Tesla driver, Ford gains $8.2 billion on its Rivian investment, and General Motors receives a tax abatement for a proposed $1.3 billion investment in its Orion Assembly facility.