The Ford Explorer is one of the most recognizable and revered SUVs on the market. It’s known for its rugged versatility and comfy interior, and in recent years it’s gaining recognition for its impressive tech features as well. With so much to admire in the 2021 Ford Explorer, these are the seven impressive features that have gained the most attention with the 2021 model’s release.
1. Massaging Contoured Seats
One of the more standout features of the Explorer for those who enjoy comfort is the Multi-contour Seats with Active Motion. Both front seats can provide upper and lower back massages set to five different levels, so you’ll never feel fatigued on long trips again.
2. A Model Choice for Everyone
With seven different models available, the Explorer offers more personality and style choices than any other SUV on the market. Whether you opt for the regular base Explorer or choose one of the more higher-end models, such as the King Ranch or the Platinum, there’s a model for everyone.
3. A Massive 12.3-inch Display
In front of your steering wheel, you’ll find an available 12.3-inch instrument cluster, which comes standard on Platinum and ST models. Not only is its size the largest in its class, but it’s also fully configurable, so you can keep your eyes on the information you feel is most important while driving. If you should need to check two different vehicle stats or settings, you can divide the screen in half when needed.
4. Seven Different Terrain Modes
With the Terrain Management System, the Explorer’s four-wheel-drive capability is taken to the next level. From the 12.3-inch digital screen in the dash, you can easily toggle between seven different terrain modes: Normal, Trail, Slippery, Snow/Sand, Tow/Hall, Eco, and Sport.
5. A Spacious Interior for All
The Explorer offers more room for passengers than most others in its class with seating available for up to seven throughout the vehicle. This is all because of the available third-row PowerFold seats, which can be folded down to make even more room if you should ever need to haul extra cargo.
6. Intuitive Post-Collision Braking
Sometimes, when accidents occur, vehicles tend to continue rolling after a collision, and secondary accidents can often happen as a result. That’s why the Explorer comes with the standard Post-Collision Braking feature, which automatically applies the brakes in a collision to prevent this second type of scenario from happening.
7. A Standard In-Dash LCD Touchscreen
Featuring a larger in-dash display screen than most other SUVs on the market, the Explorer’s 10.1-inch LCD touchscreen allows you to look up navigational directions, listen to music, or communicate with friends and family while on the go.
To test drive the 2021 Explorer and see everything else it has to offer, stop by Pat Milliken Ford today at our Redford, MI location. Our helpful staff can advise you on which options might match your needs the best. As a staple in the surrounding areas around motor city Detroit, we know Ford vehicles better than anyone.
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