Ford Motor Co. has issued a safety recall involving 288,314 Explorer SUVs after determining that exterior roof rail covers may loosen and detach while the vehicle is moving.

Ford is calling back about 288,314 Explorer SUVs after federal safety filings flagged a very specific and very annoying problem: the plastic covers that sit on the SUV’s roof rails can work loose and, ...

Ford is recalling 387,911 2020-2027 Aviator and 2020-2026 Explorer vehicles. The switch for the easy-entry second-row outer seats may bind or stick, resulting in the seats unlatching, tipping, or ...

One of the recalls involves shifting seats, while the other involves roof rail covers which can detach from the vehicle and ...

Ford Motor Co. has issued a new safety recall covering 288,314 model-year 2016-2019 Explorer SUVs after determining that roof ...

Dealers will inspect affected vehicles for the presence of four additional push-pin fasteners. Remedy notifications are due in September 2026 ...

A tiny bit of trim might sound harmless – until it decides to make a break for it at 70 mph. That’s exactly what’s happening with Ford’s latest recall. It hasn’t been long since Ford had to round up ...

Ford has recalled 288,314 units of the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer because the roof rail covers may loosen over time and detach ...

Ford has announced a major U.S. safety recall involving 288,314 Explorer SUVs after finding that roof rail covers may loosen and separate while the vehicle is moving. The action covers certain 2016 ...

Ford Motor Company has issued a fresh safety recall targeting specific 2016–2019 Ford Explorer SUVs.The campaign addresses an exterior trim defect where the vehicle’s roof rail covers can loosen and ...

The eXplorer M1 is a dual-level system that can decouple and head in different directions only to meet up again later in a ...

Ford is recalling 288,314 Explorers that can lose their roof rail covers while driving. This poses a danger to other road ...