Ford's Trading Volume Drops 22.95% to $815 Million Ranking 85th Amid Recall of 2,345 Trucks

On June 18, 2025, Ford's trading volume reached $815 million, a 22.95% decrease from the previous day, ranking 85th in the day's stock market. Ford's stock price increased by 0.05%.

Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for certain 2025 model year F-250 to F-550 trucks due to a missing brake pedal retain spring and round clip. The company has advised affected customers not to drive their vehicles until the issue is resolved. Ford's investigation revealed that the assembly plant may not have installed the retain spring on the brake pedal assembly, which secures the brake booster pushrod to the brake pedal. If this concern is present, the brake booster pushrod may disconnect from the brake pedal, leading to a loss of braking function and increasing the risk of a crash. Ford is aware of three reports and one warranty report related to this concern, representing two unique VINs. The recall affects an estimated 2,345 vehicles in the United States and United States Federal Territories. Customers can determine if their vehicle is included in this recall by entering the vehicle’s identification number (VIN) on Ford's website.

Ford is showcasing more than 50 vehicles from its Heritage Fleet of nearly 500 in a special display at the company's headquarters in Dearborn. This display aims to highlight Ford's rich history and heritage, providing employees with a unique opportunity to appreciate the evolution of the company's vehicles over the years. The Heritage Fleet includes a diverse range of vehicles, from classic models to more recent additions, offering a comprehensive look at Ford's automotive legacy.