I spent a month looking at luxury SUVs (Mercedes, BMW, Range Rovers, Audi, Cadillac, etc) before I came across this find. It has everything I looked for in a luxury vehicle and is spacious enough for my needs. Dual panel sunroof that can give you a semi panoramic view, power adjusted pedals, true power steering, power lift gate, power 3rd row seats, inflatable 2nd row seat belts, ambient lighting, towing suspension, rear view camera, dual zone, keyless entry, remote start (my favorite feature!), 110 volt outlet, memory settings, navigation.
Buyers of older used vehicles have an important dillema to solve first: how can they expect to deal with the expense and inconvenience of inevitable repairs? In the seminal series of the Ford Explorer, transformational electronics were added about 1996, with a diagnostic display from a trip computer. This gave the driver an advantage of calculating their mileage and MPG, checking tire pressure , etc.. All the new owner has to do is look at the mileage and then the milestone chart for maintenance, and calculate the risks. Everything still works in my vehicle, but I have put only one major ($550.00) and one minor repair on it in a year.
The Explorer has all the room we need, and rides like a car. It is low enough for my elderly mother to get in without any problem. The seats lay flat for cargo. The leather interior is very nice, and the seat heaters are definitely a plus in cold weather.
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