2020 Ford Mustang Recalled over Brake Problem

From Car and Driver

• Ford is recalling 38,005 2020 Mustang vehicles to replace a brake-pedal bracket that could fracture during hard braking.

• The problem affects automatic-transmission models built between March 2019 and August 2020.

• Ford said the issue was that these Mustangs received polypropylene brackets instead of the nylon brackets other vehicles got.

Ford has announced a recall of the 2020 Mustang to fix the brake-pedal bracket assembly. The issue affects 38,005 automatic-transmission vehicles and could cause the bracket to fracture during "sudden stopping," increasing the possibility of a crash.