In the affected vehicles, the right-side headlamp swivels in the opposite direction instead of the same direction as the turn ...

The automaker is recalling vehicles for potential loss of drive power and headlight malfunctions, with free fixes available ...

Ford is recalling 35,772 Explorer SUVs after discovering a software defect that can cause headlights to turn in the wrong direction, potentially blinding other drivers and reducing nighttime ...

More range, a self-parking assist that actually learns your spots, and a built-in generator. The 2026 Explorer upgrade is solid — just not if you're in the US.

Now with more range and power, lots of tech, and sharper styling—too bad America can't have the Escape-sized SUV.

By that metric, Ford is probably not looking so great lately in the minds of consumers as it’s been subject to recalls to fix fthree separate issues that affect more than 2.3 million of its SUVs in ...

Ford is recalling more than 35,000 Explorers over a faulty dynamic bending light system that could turn the wrong way.

Ford is recalling more than 83,000 vehicles in two separate actions due to issues that could increase the risk of a crash, federal regulators said. The first recall affects 35,772 model year 2025-2026 ...

Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 83,000 vehicles due to issues that could cause power loss or visibility problems. The recalls cover 83,576 vehicles total, according to two notices published ...

Ford is recalling more than 35,700 examples of its Explorer SUV over an issue with the passenger-side headlight.