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Ford recalls 291,000+ vehicles over faulty rearview camera display

Oct 20, 2025, 6:38 PM

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The Ford logo is displayed on a new Ford car on the sales lot at a Ford dealership. (Photo: Justin Sullivan, Getty Images)

(Photo: Justin Sullivan, Getty Images)

A recall notice has been issued for more than 291,000 Ford vehicles due to a potential issue regarding the rearview camera causing images to be displayed improperly in specific lighting conditions.

The recall notice indicated that the 360-degree view camera system could reduce drivers’ views behind the vehicle, potentially increasing the risk of a crash, according to The Hill.

Ford recalls multiple vehicle models for defective rearview cameras

The Ford vehicles that are subject to the recall include the 2020-2022 F-250 SD, F-350 SD, and F-450 SD.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration claimed that letters notifying vehicle owners of the latest recall are expected to be mailed on Monday.

An additional letter will be mailed after a fix is identified, which is anticipated in March.

The image processing software will be updated for free by dealers once it is available.

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