YES, THIS WEBSITE IS MAKING FUN OF FORD.
PARODYFord Recall Tracker combines public automotive safety data with commentary, criticism, satire, and parody. Here is how to tell the difference.
What is real
The underlying recall records and statistics identified as factual are intended to be real. They are labeled OFFICIAL DATA or CALCULATED FROM OFFICIAL DATA throughout the site.
What is not real
The editorial commentary is intentionally sarcastic. It is labeled PARODY, EDITORIAL, or OPINION. We believe consumers should be able to look at serious automotive safety information while simultaneously asking:
“Seriously, another one?”
What we do not claim
Ford Recall Tracker does not claim that every Ford vehicle is defective, unsafe, unreliable, or subject to a recall. A recall campaign applies only to the vehicles and populations identified in the applicable recall record.
Statements concerning Ford’s quality, management, engineering, manufacturing, strategy, or performance that are presented as factual must be supported by an identified source. Everything else that is humorous, exaggerated, sarcastic, satirical, or rhetorical should be treated as commentary or parody.
Historical references
References to historical Ford marketing (such as “Job 1”) are historical references, not current Ford slogans or claims. They are not presented as Ford quotations and are not current Ford advertising claims. Any such reference is editorial commentary on the contrast between that history and contemporary recall data.
Trademarks & affiliation
Ford, Ford vehicle names, Ford logos, slogans, and other Ford marks are trademarks or property of their respective owners. Ford Recall Tracker is independent and is not affiliated with Ford Motor Company, NHTSA, or any Ford dealer.