2015 Ford Explorer

1. 2015 Ford Explorer

   Sport utility vehicle
3. The Ford Explorer has evolved over the years, from the mega-popular, robust small utility vehicle, in a practical, spacious crossover with enough space for the whole family.

   
   

   E 'became less truck-like in its current form, exchanging his suspension trail-rated for something a little' more manageable for everyday use. The current generation of Explorer shares many of its components with large sedans Ford and the Ford Flex. While that does not do much for the off-road use, benefits definitely comfort for driver and passengers.

   
   

   New for 2015, the Explorer XLT offers a new sporty appearance package that includes a grid different set of wheels, heated seats and / skin.

   
   

   2015 Ford Explorer is one of the most spacious interiors in the market - especially if you judge by the space of the passengers. Can accommodate up to seven passengers, and five adults will be fine in the first two rows. Getting into the third row is a bit 'more difficult than it is for the Ford Flex, as is the highest Explorer. Every inch of this extension seems to be designed with the use of the family in mind, and a power liftgate and power seats, folding are there to make it more convenient.

   
   

   Going for safety, the Explorer is one of the safest vehicles Ford builds, with inflatable rear seat belts and rear-view cameras and blind-spot detectors. And woos also reducing other with MyFord Touch, the system convoluted but promising that uses the voice, the button or touch screen control to govern infotainment and other vehicle functions. For 2015, the second-row heated seats and adaptive cruise control are newly available on the Limited, and automatic headlights were made standard.

   
   

   In short, almost everything that a family would throw to 2015 Ford Explorer, does it better than before, and not what the vast majority of us want to make a crossover. Makes a lot of room for a lot of people, or a lot of stuff, and it does so much more efficient than it has ever done in the past. Clings to these bona fides-mud run too - though probably only ever had ambitions weekend for most of the owners of the suburbs.

   
   

   In style, the Explorer do not stray too sharply from the past. On the inside does his best impression of a Taurus sedan in look and feel, although a bit 'more upright. Performance is buttoned-down, almost to the standard sport-wagon, with predictable, managing benign and available all-wheel drive. The 3.5-liter V-6 that is offered through most of the lineup is plenty fast, while the front-wheel-drive Explorer with EcoBoost four is best kept for those who rarely if ever take advantage of this spacious vehicle seats. The Explorer Sport has a different personality - very fast, tense, and faster than any V-8 Explorer of the past; it is an extension of crossover Taurus SHO, essentially.