2021 Ford Explorer

Ford is recalling more than 240,000 examples of its Explorer SUV, as well as Aviator SUVs from its Lincoln luxury arm, due to improperly secured seat belt anchor bolts.

Ford is recalling more than 90,700 vehicles over an issue with the engine intake valves in vehicles equipped with its 2.7- or 3.0-liter Nano EcoBoost V-6 engines.

The latest recall from Ford concerns model-year 2020-22 Explorers that could have a disconnected driveshaft, increasing the risk of a rollaway.

Issues with rear cameras continue to plague the Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator and Corsair SUVs, now affecting more than 422,000 examples.

The video output may fail in model-year 2020-23 Explorers and Aviators and model-year 2020-22 Corsairs equipped with 360-degree camera systems.

The 2021-22 Explorer Timberline offers an accessory package for auxiliary lighting that comes with an extra button and light on your dash.

Ford has issued its fourth major recall of the month for more than 252,900 Explorers and Police Interceptor Utility vehicles over a driveshaft disconnect that could result in a rollaway.

We had a long spin behind the wheel of the new 2021 Ford Explorer Timberline and came away with mixed feelings.

More than 228,000 model-year 2020-21 Explorer, Aviator and Corsair SUVs require a software update to fix failing backup cameras.

These cars offer panoramic moonroofs or sunroofs either as standard or optional equipment for 2021.