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I've yet to use the "peasant blockers" (as a certain YouTube channel refers to these shades!) after 15 months of ownership.

I guess it all depends on what you're used to. My 2013 MKZ LEDs were a huge improvement over my 2010 MKZ HIDs and this 2020 ST equals or matches the 2013's performance just minus the adaptive feature.

Same here and more exhaust fumes along with the rattling. I had it checked and they ordered a new flex pipe after they saw it rattling on the lift. I have to get it installed soon. I did notice that when the temperatures recently rose about 45 degrees and up to 75 recently, the rattling was less...

I fell in love with mine first and foremost on looks standing still it knocked me out even in the dark! Then I test drove the ST 3 times and had to get it! The Black CPO 2019 Nautilus was my second choice but paled in comparison on all counts except the cool Lincoln embrace on approach.

My dealer ordered the driver side flex pipe which was rattling and will be replaced soon.

I live 15 minutes outside of D.C. and someone in my neighborhood I don't know saw me walking in a snow & ice storm for exercise and also didn't want to risk driving. He asked me, "hey ain't you the guy who drives a 4-wheel-drive Mustang?" I said Nope and kept walking. LOL

So now a new malfunction: On several occasions when I touch the exterior rear driver side door handle to open or lock the doors the tailgate opens. This just happened when I parked and opened the rear door. It happened a few weeks ago when the car was covered with snow and ice so I thought that...

Mine used to do this a lot but it is very intermittent. It may be my imagination but when it's super clean it is more sensitive. When it gets dirty and needs a wash, the sensor gets triggered less when I walk by. Could be a total coincidence. Also, my headlight switch would turn on by itself...

I have had mine for over 15 months and 15,000 miles and still love the beast! And yes it is a flawed gem but there was nothing else in the Ford stable that really got my interest in 2019. I almost got a 2019 Nautilus and if I had I'd be pissed right now having the old interior from 2015 and...

Mine purchased in Dec. 2019 had a ding inside the passenger front door jam but didn't notice it until after a week or so. There was a barely noticeable swirl in the paint on the rear driver side door sill.

I'm also lazy and indecisive! So I reluctantly pay for things I could do myself.

I'm the ultimate tight wad! I don't do any mods on any of my vehicles. I never have. I just like to get the higher or highest trim with all available options and I am content with how it looks and performs in stock form. Cupholder Hero is the full extent of my mods on my ST. I'm still not...

I love her warts and all! I think people who don't really like cars wouldn't turn around and admire their mode of transportation!

That is the Deep Snow/Mud Drive Mode screen. The large tachometer also appears on the right for the Sport Mode, Tow Mode and Trail Mode. Normal, Eco and Slippery Mode have the small tach on the left side of the screen.

This happened to my on my street going up a hill on my way to the gas station with 40 miles to empty. With 11,000 miles on the odo, I stalled out, it cranked and wouldn't restart. Tow truck brought 2.5 gallons of gas. Still wouldn't start after several attempts cranking it. I got towed to the...

Three body related things I don't like about the Explorer ST: the hood scoop out area fills with rain water or snow when parked uphill. When dry it looks really cool but a bad design flaw. If you were to leave the car on an incline for a long period of time, you would have a birdbath on your...

I never use Android Auto and i get the echo from time to time. I'm on the lastest software update and it seems to happen less now if at all.

This used to happen to me a lot in the first few months of ownership but hasn't happened lately knock on wood! I've had the ST since December 2019.

How many miles do you have? Mine at 13,000 miles started making a rattling and fluttering noise on cold idle and the cabin fills with exhaust fumes. I called the dealer and told them I would bring it in soon. Right now I'm grateful for auto engine stop so I don't smell fumes!

That is really early failure. My fuel pump failed at about 11,000 miles which was also way too early. I've never in my life replaced a fuel pump even on cars with over 100,000 miles.