The new Ford Explorer has much more capacity than older models. You can get a new Explorer with a third row of seating if you have many people to carry around. There's seating for up to eight people in your new Explorer and many other features to keep Brockton drivers and passengers comfortable and safe on the road.
You can get a new Ford Explorer in several trims, including:
It's important to note that Ford offers many helpful features and add-ons at lower trim levels. Of course, Weymouth shoppers want to be comfortable and happy in your new vehicle. Could you take the time to list what you need and want from your car and review the cost of add-on packages? You may save money by utilizing the standard features available on a higher trim level than by paying for add-ons.
Your new Explorer is loaded with remarkable interior features. You can invest in a vehicle with eight real people. Adults will fit in the third row. Marshfield shoppers will enjoy 18.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row of seating. Fold that down to use 47.9 cubic feet of cargo space, or drop everything but the front seats down, and you'll have nearly 88 cubic feet of cargo room.
Cloth seats are standard at the lower levels; leather seats are available on higher trim levels. Also available at the higher trim levels, you'll enjoy heated seats in the first two rows and a heated steering wheel. Your new Explorer offers a great many cubbies and power plug-ins as well. You can keep the family powered up and happy if you love road trips.
Your Explorer can make errands and work around Plymouth, MA, a lot easier. A power liftgate comes standard, and a hands-free liftgate is available. The hands-free liftgate can be a terrific investment if your hands are often full of babies or groceries.
Your new Explorer offers rugged exterior features. A roof rack can easily be added to haul luggage and camping gear. While the Explorer is pretty squared off, the vast window expanse gives it a touch of lightness and comforts passengers.
The base model of your new Explorer has rear-wheel drive and a four-cylinder turbocharged engine. This model offers 300 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque under load. Just to let you know, the base model also features rear-wheel drive. If your daily drive or travel plans include snow, ice, or mud, updating to an all-wheel drive trim level may be a better choice for your household.
If you need more power, get a twin-turbocharged V6 with 400 horsepower and 415 pound-feet of torque under load. This version of the new Explorer also offers 5,600 pounds of towing capacity; if you have a bike trailer or a small boat that makes your vacations unique, this rig can handle it.
If you're traveling with children, your new Explorer will make every commute even more fun. The rear-seat entertainment system is standard at every trim level, and voice-activated navigation is also standard. You can use the eight-inch infotainment screen from the front seat to help you manage everything from visual mapping to tunes. At the higher trim levels, you can get a 10.1-inch screen.
Standard safety features include forward-collision warnings and automated emergency braking. Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert are always available, as is a lane departure warning feature. If your travels take you into busy cities, the self-parking assist is an excellent feature to add.
The new Ford Explorer will need some detailed study. Stop at your local Ford Jannell Ford of Hanover for a thorough test drive around Hanover. Take your time and take a new Ford Explorer off the pavement to get a strong feel for the possibilities.
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