Ford F-150 Tremor | Photo: Matt St-Pierre Other notable recalls included one for over 870,000 F-150 pickups that could see their electric parking brake apply while driving, another for more than 222,000 units of the 2021 F-150 which could have been built with the wrong wiper arms, and various recalls involving the rearview camera in multiple models, including over 400,000 Explorer SUVs. Of course, not all recalls have such a big scope, and Ford has also issued a recall involving just 18 F-150 Lightning pickups this year, due to a possible risk of fire. In response to being the most recalled automaker in the U.S. in 2021 and 2022, Ford CEO Jim Farley said late last year that rectifying quality issues at its factories and suppliers was the company's first priority. The executive also said that it could take years to see the results of these quality improvements, which could explain why Ford still tops the list of the most recalls for a third time in a row.