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Ford Mustang recalled, stop-sale issued in Australia

Ford Mustang recalled, stop-sale issued in Australia

Sales of Australia’s best-selling sports car have been put on hold while Ford prepares to fix an issue affecting vehicles built as far back as 2023.

Ford has paused sales of the Mustang in Australia, issuing a stop-sale order while it prepares a remedy for a problem that affects examples built as far back as 2023. The hold applies to the model that has long ranked as the country's top-selling sports car, and it prevents dealers from handing over affected vehicles until the fix is carried out.

A stop-sale is a heavier step than a standard recall notice. Rather than simply alerting owners to a potential fault, it freezes deliveries — including cars already sitting in showrooms — so that no customer takes possession of a vehicle that may need work. The exact nature of the fault and the timetable for repairs have not been set

Ford Mustang
Ford Mustang

Written by the Beseyat editorial team. For full details, see the original report at CarExpert.

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