This week’s Muddy video features an older Ford Explorer SUV taking part in some very serious mudding action at the Country Compound Mud Bog.

This week’s Tire Smokin’ video features a second generation Ford Explorer doing a peg leg burnout – with a compact space tire, better known as a donut.

Snow sucks. But you know what sucks more? Butt-heads on 4-wheels that crash into your Ford, leave a dent and ride away.

Since I don’t assume there’s a huge market for dogs that can pull covers off of cars at auto shows, I was curious what Keegan does during the day-to-day.

Last week at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show, Ford unveiled their new Police Interceptor Utility based on the new Ford Explorer platform. But the real star of the show was Keegan, the dog who pulled the covers off of the Interceptor Utility in front of the world’s automotive press.

The Ford Explorer is one of the most popular SUVs in America and while sales have remained strong, the Motor Company has refreshed the front end pretty significantly for the 2016 model year.

While plenty of performance cars make a name for themselves on the silver screen, few sport utility vehicles get as much movie recognition as the Ford Explorer did for its part in Jurassic Park.