2008 Ford Explorer

Not much has changed on the 2008 Ford Explorer over previous models; it still maintains the features and styles that have made it one of America’s most popular and demanding full-size sport utility vehicles available on the market today.

The 2008 Ford Explorer comes in two engine flavors: A 4.0L V-6 that produces 210HP and 254FTLB of torque or the 4.6L V-8 pushing 292HP and 300FTLB of torque. The 4.6L V-8 features a Single-Over-Head-Cam design with three (3) valves per cylinder for a total of 24 valves.

This engine features Variable Valve Timing to increase air flow and performance at higher RPM’s as well as the Charge Motion Control Valve system to regulate air flow into the intake ports. The Block for the 4.6L is made of Iron while the heads are cast in Aluminum for reduced weight and longevity.

2007 Ford Explorer

The 2007 Ford Explorer is one of the most feature-rich full-size Sport Utility Vehicles on the market today, providing luxury and performance in a class all its own.

Features include:

· Four-Wheel-Disc Anti-Locking Brakes with 114” wheel-base tires

· Optional Premium Wheels and roof rails

· Standard remote keyless entry, power windows, mirrors, locks and more

· Optional Premium radio, navigation system, DVD entertainment system as well as Leather Seating, CD changer and front & rear air conditioning

· Moon roof along with the driver power seat round out the optional features

The 2007 Ford Explorer comes in either a 4.0L Cologne V-6 engine producing 210HP and 254FTLB of torque or the upgrade 4.6L V-8 boasting 292HP and 300FTLB of torque mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission and either rear-wheel or all-wheel-drive.

2006 Ford Explorer

The 2006 Ford Explorer has taken on a brand new platform and redesigned template for the fourth generation, including updates to the suspension, exterior cosmetics, new interior, power-folding rear seats and more.

The engine choices have also been improved; the base model is the 4.0L V-6 with 210HP and 254FTLB of torque and buyers can now choose the 4.6L V-8 boasting an incredible 292HP and 300FTLB of torque from the Single-Over-Head-Cam design.

The 2006 Ford Explorer comes standard with a 5-speed automatic transmission for the base-line engine while the higher-end and more powerful 4.6L V-8 gets s sturdier 6-speed automatic; both models sit on 114” wheel-base tires and come in rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive platforms providing great safety and security for all drivers.

2005 Ford Explorer

The 2005 Ford Explorer is the final iteration in the third generation of the Explorer, offering buyers the traditional great features they’ve come to know and love while also giving them a little of the unexpected.

Engine choices for the 2005 Ford Explorer start with the 4.0L V-6 Single-Over-Head-Cam engine with 210HP and 254FTLB of torque and Flex-Fuel Technology -- allowing the driver to run an alternative fuel source such as E-85 Ethanol -- or the 4.6L V-8 engine with 239HP and 282FTLB of torque.

Each edition of the Ford Explorer gives the buyer the option of choosing a rear-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive platform as well as being coupled with a 5-speed automatic transmission. 2005 is also the year the Ford Explorer has a new third-row of seating allowing a grand total of seven (7) passengers to comfortable be seated.