 My 2016 Explorer only has 7,300 miles and hasn't even had its first oil change yet.  Last week, while driving on a major highway at 70mph in the center lane, it just shut off.  I'm so lucky that I didn't cause an accident.  Finally got it working again and was able to get home.  The dealer scheduled it for service but didn't seem concerned and it would be a week before they could see it.  The next day, it did it again on another major road 4 TIMES.  I barely made it home and then called a tow truck.  It's been at the dealer now for 6 days.  The Throttle Body Sensor is on backorder (probably from so many cases) and they have no idea when it will be in.  They would not offer a rental car because I didn't pay for the extended warranty.   So not only was this VERY dangerous, I'm now without a vehicle for almost a week or more b/c of this.  Ford should at least offer a rental car.Update on 12-29-16 with 11,000 miles.  Ever since the throttle bottle sensor was replaced, I've had several issues with this Explorer.  The computer doesn't work right:  Memory seats don't always work (once it moved my seat all the way forward while sitting in it),  the volume on the blue tooth and navigation change on their own, the lane change assist doesn't work right, the side mirrors get stuck in the closed position, there is a delay in the acceleration and several other issues.  Took it in for service and they couldn't find anything wrong because they said the computer didn't show any problems.  Hello?  The computer isn't working right!