Ford Recalls Over 1,500 Ranger Vehicles in Vietnam for Airbag Defect
Ford Vietnam has announced a recall of over 1,500 imported Ranger vehicles due to a potential defect in the side curtain airbags. The issue could prevent the airbags from deploying correctly in a collision. The popular Ranger model will be repaired free of charge.
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