ford explorer 2016

interior 

Next point is about the interior of 2016 Ford Explorer Sport. As you know that this car has large cargo and cabin and it is able to carry out seven passengers with its three rows arrangement. Unlike other rivals, the third row has capability to provide adults passenger. Likely third row, the second row has three person benches too. You are able to fold second and third row when you need more spaces for cargo. Other good news is that Ford removed the touch-sensitive system which usually found at previous Explorer with actual buttons for driver.

Exterior

Ford does not forget how to design SUV for their 2016 Ford Explorer Sport. We can see the signature silhouette of Explorer even on the highest trims. They also give some details on its body in order to make buyers happier. At the front, we can view the LED headlights as usual modern car. In addition, these LEDs have low-beam to avoid any accident in the dark situation. The bumper reminds us about Land Rover which has heavy materials on it. If you a new driver and afraid of parking lot, you can use front-view camera plus the parking sensors to give better.

Engine for 2016 Ford Explorer 

The main goal of maintaining a four-cylinder engine is available to Explorer fuel. Ford is not ready to provide estimates, but says it should generate approximately the same figures as the current EcoBoost engine with an EPA rated 20/28 mpg city / highway. Incidentally, these figures are for front-wheel drive configuration, which was the only way I could buy the Explorer four-cylinder. Ford says it will not offer all-wheel drive with the 2.0-liter EcoBoost was a puzzle treatment for many customers, so now use the 2.3-liter EcoBoost. This stronger engine, which is followed by coupling with a six-speed automatic transmission, also allow tow up to 3000 pounds (in both models the front and all-wheel drive). Ford earned a bonus of $ 995 for the 2.0-liter EcoBoost (on the base model), so this should also be the case for the 2.3-liter engine. The 2.0-liter EcoBoost represented only 5 percent of total sales, so we expect the 2.3 is sold, thanks to its extra power, the all-wheel drive available and towing capacity.