#FordExplorer

Ford will debut the sixth-generation Explorer at a special event at Ford Field the week before the annual Detroit show, which will open to media on January 12th.

Ford is calling back about 81,000 units of the Explorer SUV over an issue with the suspension. 

“Lighting is the new jewelry,” said David Hulick, global OEM SSL marketing director at Osram Sylvania. It’s something that reinforces a brand’s design DNA and “is part of a car’s identity.”

School is back in session and there’s no better way to make an appearance than with some luxury coupes and a high-end crossover. Check out what we’re testing this week on AutoGuide Now.

If you’re old enough to remember when Reagan was president, you’re probably old enough to remember when the Ford Explorer was the SUV to beat. Today, it languishes in the category that it helped to create — but if you spend a little time with the 2016 Explorer, you might think it’s getting a bad rap that it doesn’t deserve.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has closed an investigation without ordering a recall.

Ford may have given its 2016 Explorer SUV substantial upgrades but the base price will remain the same.

The Ford Explorer has received some luxurious updates at the 2014 LA Auto Show. 

Ford will debut the latest iteration of its popular SUV in Los Angeles this year.

Ford is working on a new rear-wheel drive model, but it won’t be a traditional sedan as many believed. 

Crossovers and SUVs aren’t just rising in popularity with consumers – thieves are noticing them as well. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into a series of complaints that allege that 2011 through 2014 Ford Explorer SUVs have an exhaust leak. 

Ford has recalled 195,527 Explorers for a possible power steering glitch.

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