Ford Bronco Recall Warns Hardtop Roof Pieces Could Detach While Driving

If you’ve resisted the urge to buy a Ford Bronco until now, the 2026 model is better than ever. But if the off-roader’s charming ruggedness and everyday usability grabbed your attention earlier, you may be at risk of losing your roof, or at least parts thereof. A new recall issued via the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reveals that the 2021 and 2022 model years, both 3-door and 5-door, may have hardtop roof panels that were “improperly manufactured,” and as such, “sections” of the outer roof panel could “separate and detach” from the Bronco, which could cause chaos for those following behind on a freeway. Worse still, Ford is more than six months from being ready to fix it.NHTSA Lists 16,200 SUVs in Ford’s Latest Recall

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