Ford is recalling more than 850,000 vehicles across its Ford and Lincoln brands due to a fuel pump issue that could cause engines to stall.

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Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford has issued 89 recalls with the NHTSA so far this year, impacting more than 5 million vehicles, according to the federal agency's recall records. That's more safety recalls within six months than any automaker has issued in a year, according to the Wall Street Journal.

It's tough to come up with a new way of discussing a recall without making the concerned automaker look bad, but here we are again, talking about faulty Fords. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced a recall affecting 850,

Two Lincoln models and nine different types of Ford car, truck and SUV are at risk of suffering fuel pump failure

A remedy is not yet available, either. Ford says owners of these models will be notified when a fix is ready. Notably, the majority of the 850,000 units included in the recall are Broncos (109,881) and Ford F-150s (455,261) In any event, this recall further suggests that Ford dealerships will be busy with recall work for some time to come.

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