MUSTANG MACH-E: 3 YEARS / 30K MILES OF RECALLS, REPAIRS, AND MAINTENANCE

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This video provides a comprehensive 3-year/30K mile review of the Ford Mustang Mach-E, focusing on recalls, customer satisfaction programs (CSPs), and repairs. The owner details two major safety recalls: the 12V battery discharge lockout and the contactor weld issue, noting that while his standard range AWD model was less affected by the latter, he proactively addressed both. CSPs covered a seat belt buckle sensor, a battery charger control module, electronic parking brake connectors, and a heating system update, most of which he experienced no direct issues with but had addressed. The most significant ongoing repair concern is a recurring front camera fault causing pre-collision assist and driver assist systems to disengage, with a quoted $1158 repair cost that the owner has deferred due to uncertainty and cost. Other minor issues included a temporary driver window switch malfunction and intermittent audio channel problems. Despite the list of recalls and minor issues, the owner concludes the car has been reliable, with no instances of being stranded and original tires still in use. The total out-of-pocket maintenance cost, excluding charging, was approximately $325.