Ford Explorer

Ford is issuing a recall for more than 47,800 vehicles, including some SUVs from its luxury arm Lincoln, that involves an issue that may lead to an unexpected loss of drive power.

Ford’s first major recall of the month involves the windshield wipers on more than 604,500 Ford and Lincoln SUVs.

Ford's bestselling SUV gets even more appealing with a generous rebate. From now through the end of March, buyers can get $3,500 off the 2026 Ford Explorer.

Ford’s latest recall affects more than 412,700 examples of its Explorer SUV and involves the rear suspension toe links, which may break.

Updated for the 2025 model year with a modernized interior and more standard equipment, the Ford Explorer enters 2026 with a new base trim level and its own Tremor variant.

The Blue Oval has issued a recall involving windshield air bubbles for more than 56,800 examples of its Explorer SUV and Lincoln’s Corsair and Aviator SUVs.

In a recent round of Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash-test evaluations, six out of nine vehicles earned Top Safety Pick+ awards, IIHS’ highest honor.

Ford is recalling more than 59,000 Ford and Lincoln vehicles over an issue with the engine block heater that may lead to a fire.

Ford is recalling more than 213,100 Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs over an issue with the trailer taillights, which may not illuminate.

After repeatedly topping the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s list of most stolen cars in recent years, the Dodge Charger has been replaced in the top 20 of this year’s study by another muscle car.