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Ford has announced that a refreshed version of the Ford Explorer utility vehicle, a 2016 model, will make it's global debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month, with a new look, and a peek at Ford's newest technology. Celebrating the Explorer's 25th anniversary next year, this mid-cycle freshening of the long-running SUV nameplate, comes in the middle of it's fifth generation, which was introduced in 2010 as a 2011 model. That year, the Explorer changed from a body-on-frame truck to a car-based crossover. Since debuting in 1990 as the successor to the Ford Bronco, and as a derivative of the Ranger, nearly 7 million Ford Explorers have been sold. Ford is saving the surprises for the show, but recent spy shots have revealed that the Explorer will receive revised styling, including new fascia, headlights and grille in the front, and new fascia and taillights in the rear. More

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Ford's upcoming electric models will be compatible with Tesla chargers. The agreement between the two companies will give Ford electric model owners access to one of the largest charging networks in North America. More

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Here are the 25 best vehicles for families in 2023, according to Good Housekeeping, which made its picks with the input of Car & Driver. Auto123 took a look at the American magazine's list of top choices. More

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Best Green Vehicle Eligible for Gov’t Incentives in 2023: Auto123 presents the finalists and the winner in this category as part of our 2023 Auto123 Awards. Vying for the title are the Ford F-150 Lightning, Cadillac Lyriq and Polestar 2. More

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