But the 5.9 wasn’t just fast; it was also luxurious and usable. The interior was covered in plush leather, heated seats, a computerized information center, a ten-speaker audio system, and more. On top of that,

It was a tongue-in-cheek comment fellow Driving.ca contributor Graeme Fletcher wrote in his review of the refreshed-for-2025 Explorer: “When the Earth was cooling, which was approximately 1990, the first-generation Ford Explorer arrived.

Jeep and Dodge are recalling over 206,000 Durango and Grand Cherokee SUVs to address rollaway risk, ABS and ESC issues, and brake lights that stay on.

A computer issue can disable safety features, illuminate the brake lights and let a driver shift out of park without putting a foot on the brake pedal.

The latest recall from Stellantis involving two of its brands’ SUVs stems from a malfunction in the antilock brake system module.