Two massive recalls on 2020-2024 Ford Explorer, Escape, Lincoln Aviator, Corsair: 889,950 for rear camera issue; 604,533 for ...

Ford is recalling more than 600,000 vehicles, with the recall impacting several popular models. Here’s what to know.

America’s most popular three-row SUV has a potentially serious safety defect, but Ford’s quick response means only a few units have been affected. The 2026 Ford Explorer faces a fourth recall, this ...

For the last three years, Ford has led the way in America in terms of recalls, and it’s off to a big start in 2024. The blue oval must recall 1,889,110 Explorers over a manufacturing issue that could ...

Not to be confused with the Volkswagen ID.4-derived Ford Explorer EV for Europe, the internal combustion Explorer for North America has been recalled for inadequate bonding of the windshield. Because ...

Ford Motor Co. is recalling 604,533 vehicles in the United States because the windshield wiper motor may fail, reducing visibility and increasing the risk of a crash, the National Highway Traffic ...

Ford is recalling more than 1.8 million Explorer vehicles due to a potential safety hazard with a part connected to the windshield, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reporting.

America's best-selling brand has an unfortunate but warranted reputation for serious quality faux pas, and Ford recently announced it is recalling nearly 2 million Ford Explorers produced from 2011 to ...

The second-largest automaker of the Detroit Big Three has announced a rather curious recall that affects the 2025 and 2026 model year Ford Explorer, Lincoln Aviator, and the lesser Corsair crossover.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into complaints of Ford Explorer windshield trim panels detaching and flying off cars "while driving at highway speeds." ...

Ford is recalling a small number of brand-new 2026-model-year Explorer SUVs in Canada over concerns their windshields were installed incorrectly and could separate from the vehicle during a collision.