Ford Recalls a Quarter of a Million F-250s and F-350s
Ford is recalling nearly 250,000 units of its 250- and 350-series HD pickup trucks due to a problem with the drive shafts, which are vulnerable to fracturing and thus causing a loss of power.
In the event of a failure, if the model is stationary and the emergency brake is not activated, the vehicle may actually move on its own.
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