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The 2020 Ford Explorer is a popular, full-size SUV that seats up to seven passengers across three rows. This year, it has been redesigned with a sportier front-end and more power to boot.
Five trims are available: Base, XLT, Sport, ST, and Platinum.
Powering the Explorer is a standard 290-hp, 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine mated to a ten-speed automatic transmission. Rear-wheel drive comes standard, while four-wheel drive (4WD) is available. With the ST trim, a 400-hp, twin-turbo 3.3-liter V-6 joined with a ten-speed automatic is available.
83% of consumers (182 of 219) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by Claire F from New York NY | January 11, 2021
Every 1-2 weeks car won’t start and lights will blink. Gets going after 2-15mn. Brought it 6x to the dealership where their computer acknowledges the issues and attempts to fix it but has yet to be successful. Gas opening makes the pump stop several times before tank is full (apparently a known issue that Ford is working on). Driver seat won’t fully go all the way back. Fixed once, just happened again. Previous Explorer was great, this one will make me buy another brand next.
by S Jordan from Lima, Ohio | January 04, 2021
Bought a '20 Ford Explorer ST. 400 horse, 3.0 twin turbo V6. Wanted the performance and styling of this model. So far, I'm not disappointed. Runs and looks great. Still getting comfortable with all of the technology though.
by wizofpr from Parkland, WA | December 30, 2020
Great features, love the Platinum edition. Seat massage, leather interiors, heat/cool seats, plenty plugs for my grandkids electronics, heated steering wheel (would love to see the same feature with a cool setting for the steering wheel, that would be awsome), there are more features that I like, but to limit my review I choose these ones.
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