Problems with 2014 Ford Explorer VISIBILITY

My husband and i were driving onto the highway, going less than 50 mph, when we heard a very loud explosion that rattled our heads and made our ears ring. there wasn't anything that hit us or that had fell on sunroof at all so we were both in shock as to what had happened. we both looked up to see that our front sun roof had exploded and in a quick panic we tried to shut the sunroof to keep the glass from falling on us but were not able to close it in enough time and glass fell all over us and flew into the back hitting our kids. we took the next exit to nearest gas station to stop and make sure no one was bleeding or cut. the explosion was so loud we were all shaken up. luckily there was a nearby car wash to vacuum the debris off of everyone and calm down the scare that put us in panic. we didn't want glass flying off and hitting other vehicles around us. we took photos and investigated the vehicle for possible evidence as to why our sunroof exploded. to our findings there was no other possible answers other than our sunroof clearly just exploded out of nowhere. and we still had 2 hours to drive on highway to get home at night. i'm worried for the safety of my kids because we have a bigger sun roof behind this small one that is right above their seats and i'm sure it could explode next. i had to place my sons blanket above their heads to keep the glass that was still attached from crumbling and falling on them or in their eyes during the rest of the way home. the glass was crumbling like cookie crumbs and it was not safe for them in the back at all. this is a huge safety issue for all people in the vehicle, including surrounding vehicles and road safety that should not be ignored or taken lightly. *tr

We were driving down i-95 north in south carolina and all of a sudden we hard a loud pop. it sounded like we blew a tire. when we got out to look, the front passenger door window had a crack in it. the crack continues to grow, traveling down from the center of the top of the window towards the car frame by the side view mirror. you can barely feel it on the outside of the window and on the inside you can't feel it at all. *tr

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 ford explorer. while driving 55 mph, the windshield trim detached from the vehicle. the vehicle was diagnosed and the parts and repair exceeded five hundred dollars. the contact notified the manufacturer. the vehicle was not repaired. the second piece became loose and detached from the vehicle. the contact was not sure the trim was installed properly. the failure occurred intermittently. the approximate failure mileage was 36,000.

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 ford explorer. while driving at any speed, the exhaust from the rear of the vehicle leaked into the vehicle's cabin via the air conditioning vents. the vehicle was driven to the dealer where it was diagnosed and repaired, but the failure recurred. the contact had a carbon monoxide reader that showed there was carbon monoxide inside the cabin of the vehicle. the contact stated that there was a tsb number 140130. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was notified. the vin was unknown. the approximate failure mileage was 15,000.

Windshield trim blew off while driving on the highway. *tr

Was sitting in my new ford explorer 2014 sport, when heard a loud pop like a gun.. got out and walked around car to see if something hit me.. nothing! started to drive away at around 20mph.. started to hear road noise coming from sunroof.started to retract shade when noticed glass fragments falling, closed shade pulled over and took pictures.. contacted ford.. and have been told something must have hit the sunroof? like what i said a meteor!!! they laughed and said i should contact my insurance co. but thats fraud i said?again they laughed.. come on ford stand behind your craftsmanship or get another owner who will? very disappointed? so what to do now? *tr

Sunroof exploded and rained glass on driver. no impact involved with glass before it shattered. *tr

Panel below rear window cracked. not due to accident or any other type of abuse. *tr