Vehicle recall is issued by the manufacturer once they found out that there are defects and faulty systems in the vehicle. Recall has been issued for the 1993 Lincoln Town Car because safety belts may not have been installed for rear facing seats. This problem may lead to increased injury for the occupants of these seats in the event of sudden stop or collision. The corrective measure that should be taken is to install additional safety belts. Another recall has been issued for 1995-1996 model years due to the pitman arms which are not fully lubricated at the assembly plant. The ball joint at the outer end of the pitman arm can possibly be contaminated and corrode. This defect may result to loss of steering control, increasing the risk of vehicle accident. As remedy, the arm of those joint with significant wear will be replaced and those pitman arms that will not be replaced will have the ball joint fully greased.