ksanchez+FollowStellantis Ditches Hydrogen Vans Last MinuteStellantis just did a total 180 and scrapped its hydrogen van plans weeks before launch! They’re blaming weak demand and not enough hydrogen stations, so those fancy fuel cell vans in France and Poland? Canceled. Even their partners were blindsided. For now, Stellantis is all-in on electric and hybrid rides, saying hydrogen just isn’t ready for prime time. Meanwhile, Toyota and Hyundai are still betting big on hydrogen. Wild how fast things can change in the auto world! #Cars #CarOwnership #Stellantis71Share
William Jones+FollowFord’s Massive SUV Recall: What’s Up?Ford just recalled nearly 700,000 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because of a fuel leak risk that could lead to fires. If you’ve got a 2021-2024 Bronco Sport or a 2020-2022 Escape with a 1.5L engine, you might be on the list. Ford’s rolling out a free software update for now, but a permanent fix is coming. Watch your mailbox for the official notice! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall00Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowFord’s Massive Recall Drama!Ford’s at it again—almost 700,000 Broncos and Escapes are being recalled because of a fuel injector issue that could actually cause engine fires. Yikes! No injuries reported, but Ford’s scrambling to fix it and offering a free engine update for now. They’ve had more recalls this year than any other carmaker ever, but they say it’s because they’re doubling down on safety. Would you still trust your Ford after all this? #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall1716Share
rgallagher+FollowFord’s Massive SUV Recall: What’s Up?Did you hear Ford’s recalling nearly 700,000 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because of a fuel leak risk? If you’ve got a 2021-2024 Bronco Sport or a 2020-2022 Escape with a 1.5L engine, your ride might be on the list. Ford’s rolling out a free software update to help spot leaks and prevent fires, but it’s not the final fix. Letters go out in August, so keep an eye on your mailbox! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall47Share
Travis Baker MD+FollowFord’s Massive Recall: Is Your Car on the List?Ford just recalled nearly 700,000 Bronco Sport and Escape models (2021-2024) because a cracked fuel injector could cause engine fires. If you drive one of these, check your VIN ASAP! Ford’s working on a fix, but there’s a free software update to help in the meantime. No injuries reported, but better safe than sorry, right? Keep an eye on your mailbox for official recall letters or hit up your dealer for details. #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall121Share
Latoya Bradley+FollowFord Recall Drama: 700k Cars at Risk?!Ford just dropped another massive recall—almost 700,000 Bronco Sports and Escapes are in the hot seat for a fuel injector issue that could literally spark a fire. What’s wild? This is already more recalls than all of last year, and Ford still doesn’t have a real fix. If you drive one of these, keep an eye (and nose) out for warning lights or strong fuel smells. Yikes! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall20Share
joseph36+FollowToyota’s Wild Plan for Old EV BatteriesToyota and LG are about to shred 40,000 old EV batteries a year—literally. They’re building a recycling plant that’ll crush used batteries to pull out valuable metals like lithium and nickel, so they can make new batteries without all the waste and risky mining. It’s like a battery glow-up: less pollution, lower costs, and cleaner cars. Would you trust a recycled battery in your next ride? #Cars #CarOwnership #EVs31Share
rgallagher+FollowEV Charging Just Got Way EasierNo more fumbling with apps or cards to charge your EV! Allego just dropped Plug & Charge tech—just plug in and your car starts charging instantly. It’s super secure, works at 5,000+ stations across Europe, and even updates itself remotely. Honestly, this could be a total game-changer for anyone tired of the usual charging hassle. Would you switch to an EV if charging was this easy? #Cars #CarOwnership #EVCharging72Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowFord’s Big Recall Drama: Is Your SUV Safe?Ford just recalled over 694,000 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because a faulty fuel injector could cause engine fires. If you’ve got a 2021-2024 Bronco Sport or a 2020-2022 Escape with a 1.5L engine, keep an eye out for a letter in August. Ford’s rolling out a software update to spot leaks, but a full fix is still in the works. No injuries yet, but definitely something to watch if you drive one! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall43Share
emily27+FollowFord’s Fire Risk Recall DramaFord’s in hot water—literally! Nearly 700,000 Bronco Sports and Escapes (2020–2024) are being recalled because cracked fuel injectors could leak gas and spark engine fires. Previous software fixes didn’t cut it, so Ford’s scrambling for a real solution. If you drive one of these SUVs, watch for fuel smells, warning lights, or smoke. Ford will contact you for a dealer visit, but the permanent fix is still in the works. Yikes! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall00Share
