| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
2011 Explorer problemsSource: Edmunds
...I have brought the car in 3 times so far for "software update" because the clock can't keep time accurately. |
| #2 |
Solid Truck I Could Depend OnSource: Cars.com...The interior blows any 95 competitors away, Beautiful beige leather interior with a 2 tone (beige and black) dashboard and centre console looks luxurious and sophisticated. A lot of storage space throughout and roomy. I didn't have the 3rd row of seats so the trunk was large. Fold the rear seats down and you've got a flat surface where 2 adults could sleep. The fuel consumption was pretty good for an SUV. It ranged from 11.2L (21 MPG) on the highway (summer) to abt 15.5L (15 MPG) in the city (winter). Usually I averaged between 11.7L - 13.8L (17-20 MPG) It was a very reliable vehicle with no... |
| #3 |
selling and buying a vehicleSource: Cars.com
..."sold my 97 aurora,told couldn't get head gaskets,after selling |
| #4 |
Love itSource: Edmunds
...I just love my SUV. I find it fun to drive (I must I have I've had it since third week in January 2011 and I already have 10,000 miles on it. |
| #5 |
Bad Car For Me, Was In Two Accidents.Source: CarGurus...Not bad at first. After first accident it went down hill. Milage was terrible, only 11 MPG... |
| #6 |
Mr. Reliable....Ford Reinvented the Wheel....!Source: Cars.com
..."After having a 1995 and 2006 Explorers, I can honestly say that I am blown away by the recent improvements to date. |
| #7 |
Nice rideSource: Edmunds...Never let us down. As a result of this we decided to stay in the ford family. We priced the explorer loaded and the mercury mountaineer loaded. Much to our suprise the truck was about $2,000 less. It was a no brainer we went with the mountaineer. Overall the truck is quite an improvement over the 03 explorer, rides great, more comfortable, just nice all around. The only draw back is the fuel mileage. It could be better. With the explorer we got spoiled after I changed the fluids to full synthetic. With the explorer we got about 15 town, 23 highway. the Merc gets 11 town 18 highway... |
| #8 |
2008 EXPLORERSource: Cars.com
..."This is my second Ford Explorer. Ford has out done its self. |
| #9 |
2011 Ford Explorer XLT 4WDSource: Edmunds
...Bought my Explorer in April to replace our 2008 Toyota Highlander. |
| #10 |
Great!Source: Cars.com..."I just got this car in november and I has been reliable I drive it to work and on travel I've made it 14 hours from my hometown with no problems!!!!"... |
Here’s what we know for sure: on Wednesday, March 28, Ford will announce a new model of Explorer that it promises will be fast. They tell us it won’t come wearing... March 26, 2012 by Kurt Ernst
When Kyle Busch got stopped for doing 128 mph behind the wheel of a Lexus LFA last May, he probably never thought that he’d get a chance to chase down a police cruiser... November 9, 2011 by Kurt Ernst
Very little in life comes for free, which makes us appreciate paying less for something all the more. A drop in price of $100 certainly makes Ford's SYNC hands-free, in-car... August 1, 2011 by Antony Ingram
Ford's group vice president Jim Farley delivered the 2011 Chicago Auto Show's keynote media address. He says the annual Chicago event is the "largest consumer auto show."... February 14, 2011 by Cliff Leppke
The Super Bowl may be well and truly over but during tonight’s airing of the 53rd annual Grammy Awards, the Blue Oval unveiled a new advertisement for its 2011 Ford... February 13, 2011 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
The Explorer isn't the only crossover to roll over the SUV Rubicon.
Technically, the Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee are crossovers, since they're intended mostly for on-road driving, though those fantastic vehicles have a bit more off-road prowess than today's Explorer does.
We can't figure out what happened to the Honda Pilot, which had been a top pick in the class, but now has less flexibility and a more plasticky interior, not to mention over-the-top SUV cues that look cartoonish for a Honda.
We like the GM crossover triplets, and the GMC Acadia may be our favorite of all: it's a little narrower than an Explorer, but the traditional ute looks are married to a fine V-6 drivetrain and on Denali models, a luxe interior.
