NHTSA fines Ford $165 million over delayed backup camera recall

NHTSA is requiring Ford to review all of its recalls in the past three years to ensure they went far enough. (BLOOMBERG)

November 14, 2024 03:47 PM

Ford Motor Co. has agreed to pay a fine of up to $165 million — the second-largest civil fine ever levied by NHTSA — for failing to comply with federal recall requirements.

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