Ford and Subaru vehicles simultaneously withdrawn

- More than 200 thousand and approximately 50,000 Ford Subaru in the recovery of the company's latest two vehicles.
Ford issued a recall for two "twins" of the minivan, the Ford and Mercury Monterey FreeStar, due to problems related to corrosion, rust.
According to Reuters, Ford will conduct a recall of about 196,500 FreeStar and Monterey, the 2004 version of the car sold in the U.S. in 2007, due to rust problems. In addition, the company is adding 33,500 minivans recall outside the U.S. market, which is mainly in Canada.
Ford will inspect and fix for free on this minivan.
Along with Ford, Subaru also launched recall nearly 50,000 vehicles sold in the U.S. due to a fault in the electrical system abnormalities, which can cause the car boot unintended. The recall of the new Subaru Legacy-related units, Outback, Impreza and Crosstrek in the 2010 version to 2013.
According to information given Subaru, lock system remote control Audiovox boot can lead to malfunctioning car can start without any human intervention.
If this error occurs, the vehicle can be up and running within 15 minutes. Subaru says the car will operate until the ignition battery run out of fuel or car.
Although the main threat to the vehicle's fuel consumption, but the agency Traffic Safety Administration has warned the United States that the car can be dangerous for pedestrians, and environmental pollution parked in the parking lot.
Subaru will replace the ignition system on the vehicle make a mistake, after inspecting the car to the customer.