While a separate recall over windshield wiper issues issued the same day affected more than 600,000 Ford SUVs, as well.

Ford is recalling 1.74 million vehicles over software issues causing rearview display failures. Bronco, Edge, Escape owners affected by display problems.

The affected models could have windshield wipers that don't work or inverted rearview camera images.

Two massive recalls on 2020-2024 Ford Explorer, Escape, Lincoln Aviator, Corsair: 889,950 for rear camera issue; 604,533 for ...

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.

By the early 2000s, the Japanese had pretty much cornered the compact crossover market. Ford didn't take that sitting down, though, and the Ford Escape was the result of that. For 25 years, it battled ...

Thankfully for concerned owners, the remedy will be deployed next month in the form of an over-the-air software update package ...

The American carmaker Ford gave the electric version of the Explorer crossover SUV additional goodies for the new model year ...

Hate touchscreens in cars? These five vehicles still use real buttons and knobs, making them easier and safer to live with ...

Key Points These five vehicles prioritize physical buttons and knobs for core functions, making them easier and safer to use ...

Project Airstrike is a project collab between Ford Muscle and House of Boost. Here, the 2023 F-150 is boosted by a Stage 2 ...

Touchscreens are not inherently flawed. But when they replace essential controls, they can make driving more distracting and less intuitive. A growing number of motorists now question the rush toward ...