William Goodwin+FollowEVs Are Way Less Likely to Catch FireTurns out, electric cars are way less likely to catch fire than gas cars—like, up to 100 times less in some countries! The stats are wild: in the US, for every 100,000 cars, there are 25 EV fires vs. over 1,500 gas car fires. Plus, EVs are easier on your wallet and the planet. Only catch? Battery fires are trickier to put out, but they’re super rare. Would you make the switch? #Cars #ElectricVehicles #CarSafety10Share
dalemiller+FollowFord’s Park Fail: 272k Cars Recalled!Ford just hit the brakes on over 272,000 of its hybrid and electric cars in the US because they might roll away—even when you think they’re in park. If you own one, double-check your parking brake and watch for recall notices. This isn’t just a glitch; it’s a major safety issue that could shake up trust in Ford’s EV push. Would you still feel safe parking one of these? #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety20Share
James Smith+FollowFord’s Park Fail: Massive Recall Alert!Ford’s recalling over 272,000 vehicles in the US because some cars might not actually stay in park—yep, they could roll away even when you think they’re secure. This affects F-150 Lightning, Mustang Mach-E, and Maverick models from 2022-2026. If you’ve got one, Ford’s rolling out a free software fix, either over-the-air or at the dealer. Double-check your ride if you’re driving one of these! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowFord’s Big Recall: Is Your Ride at Risk?Ford’s recalling nearly 273,000 vehicles—including F-150 Lightning, Mustang Mach-E, and Maverick—because a parking glitch could make them roll away! The issue is with the parking module not locking into park, and owners will get notified in 2026. The fix? A quick software update, either over-the-air or at the dealer. If you drive one of these models, double-check your parking brake until you get the update! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety200Share
William Goodwin+FollowFord Escape Parts Could Go Flying?!Ford just recalled over 108,000 Escape SUVs because the liftgate hinge cover might literally fly off while you’re driving. If you’ve got a 2020–2022 or 2025 Escape, check your VIN ASAP—don’t wait for a letter in the mail. The fix is free at the dealer, but until then, keep an eye (and ear) out for loose trim or weird rattles. No one wants their car leaving a trail of parts on the highway! #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety10Share
dalemiller+FollowHonda’s Brake Recall DramaDid you hear Honda’s recalling over 70,000 cars because the brakes might just quit on you? Apparently, some bad brake fluid can mess up a seal, causing leaks and making it harder to stop. Only a tiny percent of cars are actually affected, but still—yikes! If you drive a 2016-2020 Acura ILX, you might want to check in with your dealer for a free fix. No crashes yet, but better safe than sorry! #Cars #HondaRecall #CarSafety20Share
Leah Pierce+FollowFord’s Tiny Part, Big Recall DramaFord is recalling nearly 109,000 SUVs because a little plastic cover on the rear liftgate could fly off and cause chaos—think flying debris or blocked rear views. The NHTSA flagged it as a real safety risk, not just a cosmetic issue. If you drive a Ford Escape or similar, check your VIN ASAP and get that free fix. Who knew a trim piece could be this dramatic? #Cars #FordRecall #CarSafety31Share
Traci Keller+FollowWhy warming up your car could cost youLeaving your car running unattended in the driveway to warm up might seem harmless, but it’s become a prime target for thieves—especially on cold mornings. A Vancouver resident learned this the hard way when his car was stolen right outside his home, all caught on camera. Even though the car was recovered nearby, it was ransacked. Police say this isn’t rare and recommend staying in your car while it warms up, locking doors, and never leaving valuables inside. Has anyone in our community had a close call or tips to share on keeping cars safe during winter? #Transportation #CarSafety #WinterTips10Share
Evan Knight+FollowToyota’s Engine Recall DramaDid you hear Toyota’s recalling over 126,000 trucks and SUVs because of a sneaky engine flaw? Some Tundra and Lexus owners could lose power out of nowhere—even on the highway! If you’ve got a 2022 or 2023 Tundra, GX, or LX, check your VIN ASAP. Toyota’s working on a fix, and repairs will be free, but this is a wild reminder that even big brands can have big oopsies. Don’t ignore those weird engine noises! #Cars #ToyotaRecall #CarSafety30Share
Anne Clark+FollowWinter Driving Mistake That’ll Cost You $200You know those cars cruising around with snow piled on the roof, headlights, and windows? Turns out, that’s not just lazy—it’s actually super dangerous and could get you a $200 fine! Police are cracking down because uncleared snow can block your view and blind other drivers. Next time you’re tempted to skip the brush-off, remember: a few extra minutes could save you a ticket (and maybe a fender bender). Stay sharp out there! #Transportation #WinterDriving #CarSafety10Share
