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Oh wow! Thanks for the info!

Yes. I keep 1/2 keys in the car in a lanyard. That 1 I use when walking. However, I've had the unlocking happen when no key was left in the car, too.

Just traded for a used 2018 Explorer. Though I lock it on the door panel when I get out, it unlocks and honks. I can relock it with the key fob. After dealing with the irritation, finally looked at the manual. There's a setting for locking. You can chose on the door, with the fob or both. Now...

this sounds familiar. I had a 2010 Escape with similar symptoms. It was the throttle body, that had a recall. It was replaced 2x.

It started last week under the left side, under the pocket. Now, more central in the dash, above the radio. This am, when it was cool, it didn't buzz at all. Then, later this afternoon, it was back. Yes, it does get louder and more consistent with speed. Also, today, the plug in for my cell...

N Not good news. This is like going to the Dr. You better know what to tell them before you make the appointment. However, this does sound like a common problem. Surprised it hasn't been a recall issue. Will keep following. Sooner or later, someone will pinpoint the problem - more importantly...

My 2018 Explorer just started making the bee buzz last week. Following. I'm "guess" is that it's an electronics problem. Happens when accelerating. Not related to A/C or radio. Definitely on the right side. Following. Any info helpful, before taking to the dealership. Mileage +/-75k.