Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Miles to the Gallon Does the Ford Explorer Get?
The Ford Explorer receives an EPA-estimated 20 MPG in the city, 29 MPG on the highway, and 24 MPG combined with rear-wheel drive. All-wheel drive modes receive up to 20 MPG in the city, 27 MPG on the highway, and 23 MPG combined.
Is the Ford Explorer All-Wheel Drive?
All-wheel drive is available on all trims of the Ford Explorer at our car dealership, except for the Tremor trim, which features standard intelligent four-wheel drive. Intelligent four-wheel drive acts very similarly to all-wheel drive.
Does the Ford Explorer Have Third Row Seating?
Yes, the Ford Explorer can seat up to seven individuals across three rows at car dealers.
How Much Can a Ford Explorer Tow?
The Ford Explorer can tow up to 5,000 pounds. To tow the maximum amount, the Class III Towing Package is required, which features a trailer wiring harness, a trailer sway control system, and a proper hitch.
Which Ford Explorer Has Captain Seats?
The Explore Active 100A, Explorer Active, Explore ST-Line, Explorer Tremor, Explorer ST, and Explorer Platinum all offer optional captain seats instead of a bench second row.
Can Ford Explorer Go Off-Road?
Yes, the Ford Explorer can go off-road. To maximize the Explorer's off-roading, choose the Tremor trim from our auto sales showroom. The Tremor trim features 5,000 pounds of towing, silver skid plates, roof-rack side rails, front tow hooks, LED fog lamps, underbody protection from front and rear deflector plates, cargo hooks, six selectable drive modes, and Hill Descent Control, among other off-road-focused features.