Here is every passenger car, truck, and SUV recall NHTSA has filed in June 2026 so far, organized by automaker.

It brings back an off-road leaning version to the model line, which is something Ford can't ignore these days.

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Google Maps is invaluable behind the wheel and one of the key reasons anyone would want to use Android Auto, but a frustrating bug has left a number of Android Auto users with their directions stuck ...

Ford is adding a darker look to its performance-oriented Explorer ST for 2027 with a new appearance package aptly named Sinister. Available exclusively on the Explorer ST, the new package bundles a ...

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Since its 2025 redesign, the Ford Explorer has become one of our favorite three-row mainstream midsize SUVs. We especially dig its optional 3.0-liter twin-turbo V-6, which comes standard with the ...

Ford is making efforts to keep the Explorer as exciting as possible and is bringing the Sinister Package into the lineup for 2027. This means that the model is getting black wheels, black and red ...

While there’s been plenty of pushback, GM has stubbornly stuck with its decision to ditch support for phone-based Android Auto and CarPlay in its EVs from brands including Chevy and Cadillac, but a ...

Google has just pressed the go-ahead button for another Android Auto build. This time, it’s aimed specifically at beta users, but the good news is that anyone can download this update, no matter if ...

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Using Android Auto wirelessly is very convenient and cuts down on cable clutter, but it isn't perfect. The biggest issue is how heavy it can be on the battery. Obviously, it will never be able to ...