The new Ford Explorer is one of the top selling SUVs in the market today.
2009 Ford Explorer was offered with most advanced safety features, comfort features and also offers generous interior space. Despite all its goodness, there have been several Ford Explorer recalls, mainly with the 2009 version.
2009 Explorer was offered in three different trim models, XLT, Eddie Bauer and Limited. Available drive systems include rear wheel, four-wheel and all wheel drive.
Engine
Power to this SUV comes from standard 4.0 liter V6 engine that delivers 210 hp and torque of 200 lb ft, while it also offers 4.6 liter V8 engine as optional that produces 292 hp. The standard engine is paired to 5-speed automatic transmission, while the other engine is mated to 6-speed automatic. As far as the mileage rates are concerned, it can achieve 20 mpg in the city streets and 28 mpg on the highways.
2002 Ford Explorer Recalls
2002 Ford Explorers came with equipped with TI speed control deactivation switch (SCDS), which leaked internally and resulted in overheat, smoke, or even cause a fire accident.
Here’s a quick link to read more on 2002 Ford Explorer recalls.
2005 Ford Explorer Recalls
2005 Ford Explorer recalls had led to fair decline in the sales, and the latest Explorer recall created a big question mark about commercial usage of the vehicle; some organizations have even refused to allow Explorers to be towed.
More details about the fuel economy rates, prices, packages offered, Ford Explorer recalls and other problems reported can be found on the Ford’s official website – www.ford.com
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January 2, 2010
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