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Ford Recall 2021: Are You Driving One Of These 661,000 Explorer SUVs? 05/10/21 AT 8:23 AM Following two safety recalls for its F-150 and Super Duty trucks issued in February, Ford (F) is now recalling thousands of Explorer SUVs because of a defect with the roof rail cover. According to Ford, the retention pins on the SUVs could become loose, causing the roof rail cover to detach while driving and creating a road hazard that could increase the risk of a crash. Vehicles that have this condition may have higher wind noise and squeaks and rattles, the company said. The recall affects 2016 to 2019...

Ford Recalls 620,000 Explorers for Loose Roof Rail Covers The 2016–2019 base, XLT, Sport, and Police Interceptor models' roof rails will be fixed with push pins, and owners will be notified next month. Michael SimariCar and Driver Ford announced that it is recalling 620,483 Explorer SUVs for roof rail covers that may become loose and fall off onto the road. The recall includes model year 2016 to 2019 Explorer base, XLT, Sport, and Police Interceptor models. Ford will notify owners of the recall starting the week of June 28. Ford is issuing a recall on 620,483 Explorer mid-size SUVs in ...

Montezuma’s chocolate shop will open its Oxford store on 45 Queen Street, this Friday. The British chocolate company, known for its ‘legendary truffles’ will stock its entire range in the new store. These include items such as their ‘smooth-as-silk chocolate buttons and the Absolute Black, 100 percent cocoa vegan collection. The new store welcomes locals, students, and tourists to the shop that will be managed by Hannah Quartermaine and her team. Helen Pattinson, co-founder of Montezuma’s said: “We are thrilled to be opening our first Oxford store. “With its bustlin...

E-bike startup Cowboy has launched the Cowboy 4, its newest generation of urban electric bikes. The C4 is basically an upgrade on the previous version 3, while the ‘C4 ST’ is a step-through model which the company is predicting will appeal to young people used to city bikes. Cowboy has raised $46.1M in venture capital and largely extent competes with VanMoof (which raised $61.1M) and Furo Systems (£750K) to a lesser extent.