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Trackhawk or hellcat durango.
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I mean 92K is only 53% More than 60K. **** it why not?
Anyone here driven a Lincoln Aviator?
While I’d personally pick an Explorer ST, planing an explorer Limited vs the basic Aviator.
We did an extended test drive and were impressed.
-J
While I’d personally pick an Explorer ST, planing an explorer Limited vs the basic Aviator.
We did an extended test drive and were impressed.
-J
i was in the same boat 2 years ago today when we had our 4th child. i got my wife an explorer and couldnt be happier.
Replaced our ‘13 Explorer Limited with a ‘19 Subaru Ascent Limited in October last year for the wife. Yes, the brand is hippy bs, love each other crap, but our vehicle has been great and our dealer service better than our Ford experiences.
I’d recommend the Subaru. It’s done everything we’ve needed and not left us on the side of the road. The all wheel drive has been great here in NE Ohio and the turbo 4 in it is decently peppy. A test drive costs you nothing.
I’d recommend the Subaru. It’s done everything we’ve needed and not left us on the side of the road. The all wheel drive has been great here in NE Ohio and the turbo 4 in it is decently peppy. A test drive costs you nothing.
At a minimum I know my water pump won’t shit the bed causing my engine to seize. Regardless, we’ll be out of this vehicle before any age/wear related issues just like we are every other.
Test drove the Explorer ST and the Lincoln Aviator. Lincoln was much much much nicer. Wife ordered one the way she wanted. Very happy with purchase. Will not drag the Shelby but it is surprisingly quick. Granddaughter approves as well.
With two kids that are nearing adult age I would go with the Explorer. 2nd row is comfy for two people, especially with the captains chairs and the trunk has some room with the 3rd row down.
MPG is good for the power you get, sport mode moves it out and my opinion it's the most sporty SUV in it's class.
I had one for a bit and no complaints outside of a glitchy screen. I know the newer ones come with a 1 bolt rear axle, so don't launch it constantly or hard lol.
I've also driven a 5.7 Durango R/T, which is nice too but power delivery wise the ST wins hands down. Never had the chance to drive the 392 one.
MPG is good for the power you get, sport mode moves it out and my opinion it's the most sporty SUV in it's class.
I had one for a bit and no complaints outside of a glitchy screen. I know the newer ones come with a 1 bolt rear axle, so don't launch it constantly or hard lol.
I've also driven a 5.7 Durango R/T, which is nice too but power delivery wise the ST wins hands down. Never had the chance to drive the 392 one.
2021 Explorer ST here and both my wife and I absolutely love the thing. We have 2 kids - 4yr old and 5mo old - so we have experience in packing it with crap to take trips.
Stock for now but plans to tune, intercooler and lower it are in order. It feels on par, in stock form, with my wife's 2015 Edge Sport tuned by Unleashed Tuning. Just squats and boogies when you give it the full beans. Once tuned it should be a monster.
Gas mileage for my wife's daily commute is around 21.2mpg and the only real gripe with the thing is the infotainment screen has had some issues with freezing/blue screens. Ford swapped it out once and sounds like it will need to be swapped out once more but its a very rare occurrence(maybe once every 4-5 months). The rest is fantastic and the heated/cooled seats and steering wheel are just awesome on hot/cold days.
If you do go Explorer ST, grab the tech pack and street pack(brake pad upgrade). Worth the coin for all the additional things that come with both and you get the better looking 21" wheels.
Stock for now but plans to tune, intercooler and lower it are in order. It feels on par, in stock form, with my wife's 2015 Edge Sport tuned by Unleashed Tuning. Just squats and boogies when you give it the full beans. Once tuned it should be a monster.
Gas mileage for my wife's daily commute is around 21.2mpg and the only real gripe with the thing is the infotainment screen has had some issues with freezing/blue screens. Ford swapped it out once and sounds like it will need to be swapped out once more but its a very rare occurrence(maybe once every 4-5 months). The rest is fantastic and the heated/cooled seats and steering wheel are just awesome on hot/cold days.
If you do go Explorer ST, grab the tech pack and street pack(brake pad upgrade). Worth the coin for all the additional things that come with both and you get the better looking 21" wheels.
Good taste you have.
We did the test drive of a max loaded Black Label during the early pandemic and her only reason for not going with it was it was ‘too nice’.
She is not a car person at all so likely will get an Explorer Limited.
Thanks for the owners perspective.
-J
My vote would be the Explorer ST or a Traverse.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee’s are small and I hated the one I had as a rental.
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The Jeep Grand Cherokee’s are small and I hated the one I had as a rental.
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That's pretty much an exact duplicate of one I built on the ford site the other day lol. Color too.Explorer ST. Can't go wrong with it.
As for personal experience, We've had it for a couple years. the only Con has been the back up camera which would blue out from a bad connection. Fixed under warranty by ford.
Pros:
The damn thing will go ANYWHERE. drove it deep into the mountains over some questionable terrain with no issues.
Drove it through the March 2021 Denver Blizzard to get to work. no issues.
Gets good mileage for being a TT V6.
Interior is excellent. plenty of room but its not a Giant Expedition sized behemoth.
peppy and fun to drive.
Massage and heated seats were a dream driving it from Virginia to Denver.
Comes with a Ford Racing school Driving course if that's somehting youd enjoy.
One of my son's friends was driving his dad's Bronco. 2" lift and "big tires". Wife liked. We shall see what shakes out. I'm ok with either, with the explorer getting the nod because of it's performance. We can get in a Bronco for about 5k less, give or take.
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