(MENAFN) Ford announced recalling more than 100,000 cars of various models in the US, marking the latest in a surge of recalls in the wake of the GM faulty ignition scandal, The Peninsula Qatar reported.
Most of the recalled included cars of Taurus/MKS/Interceptor sedans and Flex/MKT vehicles from the 2013-2014 model years, which have problematic half-shafts, part of the drivetrain.
Ford said the half-shafts could not have been fully seated in correct position in manufacturing, and could inhibit the car"s ability to drive.
The US automobile denied its knowledge of any accidents or injuries which are caused by the defect, saying it only needs to be fixed.
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