A recall has been issued for nearly 150,000 Ford Mustangs due to a wiring issue. This issue could cause various problems with the vehicle. The potential issues range from malfunctioning headlights to the car being unable to move.
Further details about the recall are available from the source. The recall is related to a wiring problem that may affect the vehicle's operation. The source has more information on the recall and the potential problems it could cause.
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