ft. if you fold the third row. However, with all seats up, “trunk space” is limited to a somewhat tight 16.3 cu.-ft. The Ford Explorer goes all out with safety and driver assistance features ...

Available with two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations, the 2001 Explorer Sport Trac rolls on 16-inch aluminum wheels and features a standard anti-lock braking system. Up to 1,540 pounds ...

There is 16.3 cubic feet of space behind the third row ... I can't think of a single vehicle to take on a family road trip that would outmatch the 2025 Ford Explorer, and even given a much larger ...

The rear luggage space is perhaps a bit smaller than you might expect for a Ford Explorer, however. With the rear seats up, you get 450 liters (16 cubic feet). Drop the rear seats down ...

A handful of Explorers and Aviators feature APIM software that makes the rearview camera image disappear at reverse speeds ...

The current Ford Explorer was introduced for 2020 with a ... We did drive it like that and averaged only 16 mpg, though we ...

The battery-powered Ford Explorer goes on sale after traveling ... The two-row crossover can tow up to 2,654 pounds and has approximately 16.5 cubic feet of storage space inside.

Finally, the Interceptor Utility (read: cop-spec Ford Explorer) powered by a 3.7-liter V6 returns 16 mpg city / 22 highway. Fuel economy at idle improves 35 percent on the Police Interceptor sedan ...

and the Explorer burned through the electrons in its battery at a frugal rate of 16.7kWh/100km. Both those figures are impressive. It’s a shame then that Ford didn’t do as good a job with the ...

I landed on the 2025 Ford Explorer Platinum because it seemed to ... but it's fairly mid-pack. There is 16.3 cubic feet of space behind the third row, which is small compared to some rivals ...