2021 Ford Explorer TIMBERLINE! Exterior & Interior Walkaround (Review)

Watch our 2021 Ford Explorer Timberline Full Exterior & Interior Walkaround Review! We will take you through all of the styling and performance cues of the new 2021 Explorer Timberline Edition!
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Explorer Timberline is the latest addition to America’s all-time best-selling SUV lineup. The seventh new rugged SUV or truck Ford has introduced since 2019, Explorer Timberline joins the all-new Bronco brand two- and four-door Bronco and Bronco Sport, all-new F-150 Raptor, and the Tremor lineup of Ford trucks - Ranger Tremor, F-150 Tremor and F-Series Super Duty Tremor.
For Explorer Timberline, its ability to handle off-road terrain starts with Ford’s standard intelligent four-wheel drive. This system automatically adjusts torque between the wheels based on conditions and driver inputs to deliver the best traction - providing pre-emptive torque before wheel slip occurs.
A new addition for Explorer Timberline is a Torsen® limited-slip rear differential, which automatically sends torque to the wheel with the best traction and prevents the other wheel from spinning to help keep the vehicle moving.
A standard Terrain Management System features seven drive modes - including Trail and Deep Snow/Sand - that drivers can opt for based on road or trail conditions. Standard Hill Descent Control allows the Explorer Timberline to maintain a constant speed between 2 and 12 mph, enabling drivers to focus on steering down uneven descents.
Explorer Timberline delivers on capability in the form of its standard steel skid plates. The underbody protection starts underneath the front, continues under the engine and transmission and through the rear - all to help protect key components and give customers more confidence while off-roading. Steering calibration, stabilizer bars and springs are specially tuned for Timberline - including an exclusive front rebound spring that helps prevent sudden jarring off-road.
Explorer Timberline raises the ride height 0.8 inch, thanks to a combination of more robust, off-road-capable heavy-duty shocks - originally developed for Explorer Police Interceptor - and high-sidewall Bridgestone Dueler P265/65R-18 all-terrain tires with a tread pattern that balances off-road traction and on-road quietness. This, along with unique front and rear fascias, results in an approach angle of 23.5 degrees and maximum departure angle of 23.7 degrees, plus minimum ground clearance of 8.7 inches for navigating unpaved roads and uneven trails.
Explorer Timberline features a 2.3-liter EcoBoost® engine producing 300 horsepower and 310 lb.-ft. of torque, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. For customers who need to tow RVs, ATVs and boats to their adventures, the standard Class III Trailer Tow Package brings 5,300 pounds of towing capability.
Explorer Timberline launches in a new Forged Green Metallic exterior color. All models feature blackout treatment around the headlamps and taillamps and a black Ford oval, along with Timberline badges on the C-pillars and liftgate. A set of Red Ember tow hooks at the front are rated at 150 percent gross vehicle weight. Bridgestone Dueler P265/65R-18 all-terrain tires surround high-gloss painted aluminum wheels that feature a laser-etched Timberline logo.
Timberline includes LED fog lamps for illuminating on- and off-road trail edges at night. The dark Carbonized Gray grille has provisions already incorporated along with a wiring harness for dealer-installed Ford Performance auxiliary lights with an output of 160,000 candelas to illuminate nighttime trails, which equates to 2.5 times the brightness of the Explorer Timberline high-beam headlamps.
A Deep Cypress interior trim color complements Explorer Timberline’s exterior, with an Ebony headliner, overhead console, A, B and C-pillar trim, grab handles, visors and moonroof shade. The cabin features a Stone Mesh instrument panel appliqué, distinctive Satin Silver Twilight on the center stack, steering wheel bezel and door armrest trim, Deep Cypress door trim panel inserts, Deep Tangerine stitching on the seats, steering wheel and door trim, plus Timberline logos on the front seats.
Timberline includes features that help protect the cabin and enhance the ownership experience. Standard rubber floor liners help keep carpet clean during off-road adventures, while ActiveX seat trim with cloth inserts is easy to wipe clean and helps prevent occupants from sliding in the seat over rough terrain. Heated front seats, plus a heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel bring added cold-weather comfort.
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:08 2021 Ford Explorer Timberline Exterior Review
04:15 2021 Ford Explorer Cargo Area
06:23 2021 Ford Explorer Timberline Interior Review
09:50 2021 Ford Explorer Back Seat
10:40 2021 Ford Explorer Under the Hood
11:42 2021 Ford Explorer Timberline Wrap Up

[@LascoFord]

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[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

like it just needs to have a 3rd row delete as a car camper over lander we dont need 3 rows 6-8 passengers why is it not a v6

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

does it have a true low range ?

[@Truedude95]

what about Europe ???

[@michaelhart738]

@@Truedude95 They were a pretty good band back in the 80's.

[@jdubrowa]

I think I like it. Looks like perfect car for my babies. May I ask can I get it in white?

[@bluelinebuild6807]

Thor does a great job reviewing Fords

[@omsawant4304]

Nah he lowkey looks like @cbum

[@chainscdmc]

If they’d at least had a 3.0 turbocharged like in the ST option. They’d really have something.

[@nmtay]

I've never liked how the new generation Explorers looked, but the Timberlines and the Police Interceptors look beautiful in person.

[@therealzilla237]

Me too the old model is more attractive to me

[@lotus956]

I thought the same but the ST grew on me.

[@Thamac15]

All I kept focusing on was the swirls and marring in the paint right off the bat!!! Way to go detail team!

[@KeepYourSWORDInYourHand]

How does one avoid swirls and marring? 🤔 asking for a friend...

[@fishonf1508]

I always buff and seal myself within the first week of getting the vehicle. The least amount of time the dealer “details” it the better.

[@uscgirl6033]

I have the same problem with my 2021 Explorer. I have the Infinite Blue and the paint has so many marks and swirls. Mine is not the detailing though, it's the clear topcoat unfortunately

[@austinsperry]

Such a cool package. If I got an explorer this would be the one!

[@mzmedic1980]

Ahh yes. Just bought mine and absolutely love it 😃 First one in the Pacific Northwest ;-) Mine....all mine.....

[@ml9867]

I love that the Police Explorers have the unique amber LED strip above the headlights! It lets me know to slow down. 🚔🚨🚓

[@LascoFord]

Haha, it is actually a very cool look on those. Thanks for watching!!

[@andysmith6824]

Those amber LED strips are just the turn signals dude. My 2020 Ford Explorer Limited has those exact amber LED strips as well. They are white when just driving around because those are the DRLs. But when you put on a turn signal, the white turns off and the amber turns on and starts blinking. They are VERY bright at night. If you put your four-way hazards on, it’s hilarious how many people ahead start to pull over! I only did it once just to test it, and I was shocked! I think it’s because they’re so bright.

[@ml9867]

@@andysmith6824 I know, but on the Police Interceptors, they are always on with the parking lights or headlights. The civilian models just have the white DRLs on.

[@andysmith6824]

@@ml9867 Interesting. I don't think we have those in California. (This state has the craziest lighting laws for emergency vehicles! Look on any emergency vehicle when running with lights and siren on. Somewhere in the mix of all the flashy disco lights on the FRONT of the vehicle, you will find at least one steady burning (non-flashing) red light. It's a pain in the ass for companies that make public safety emergency lighting because they always have to make them "special" for CA. It all goes back to the horse and buggy days, and our State Legislature is awesome and really on the ball. 🤣🤣 If I take a patrol car out for a shift, I (we) have to make sure that one steady burning red lamp works. If not, we have to place the vehicle out of service. I haven't driven any Explorer PD vehicles. I retired when we still had an all Crown Vic fleet---best cop car ever made!

[@AveiroDan]

That color is SLAPPIN'!!!!!

[@kjchicago1]

What a nice looking 2021 Ford Explorer it is in the Timberline Trim

[@BuckingBronco]

Very handsome vehicle. A nice standout in the Explorer line as well. Really caught my eye when I saw one at the Seattle Auto Show recently. It'll be a hit, I'm sure.

[@stepside2839]

Edit to review: 2.3L ecoboost produces 300hp & 310 lb/ft torque And, that turbocharger makes it quite ‘peppy’ for the 0-50mph ‘get out in traffic’👍 But, I wonder how much it would produce if dyno tuned for 93 octane🤔 Timberline option has the power fold-down/up 3rd row seats👍 Timberline also has an optional magnetic charge on the center console👍 Some Timberlines have 2nd row cup holders underneath power ports in 2nd row. Timberline is the the only Explorer that has Torsen 3:58 differential 👍 Also, unlike other Explorers, it has the beefy steering wheel👍w/flat bottom And a heavy duty suspension👍 Timberline has 8.7 inches of ground clearance which is 1 inch more than other Explorers. True Off-Roaders are going to need at least 10.7+ inches to be safe🤷🏻‍♂ The fabric in the center of heated seats, allows for extremely quick ‘toasted buns’🤠👍 The steering wheel also heats quickly👍 One will not have to worry about snow tires - this puppy has all terrain tires The 4WD is rear wheel biased & one can choose the appropriate mode for driving conditions👍

[@x6King6x]

I never understood captain chairs in the rear, you get a 3 row SUV to fit more people not to lessen the seat capacity

[@Randy_Savage_ohyeah]

Good run down, only thing additional I wanted to hear about was suspension/shocks/skid plates/etc...for off road.

[@surfboy5]

Great review! I'm sold. Great lookinng vehicle!

[@miletello1]

Reminds me of the late 90s Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland package

[@KeepYourSWORDInYourHand]

I've been impatiently waiting on a video review of this new trim!!!

[@JaydenCrome]

Mason could you show me a white ford explorer with a lighter color leather and has the big sunroof.and has the new touch screen. Thks💕

[@rydgevilla8643]

Oooofffff I’ll take the man please.

[@360fanboy360]

madd thirsty lmao

[@eddstarr2185]

OK Mason, if the new Explorer Timberline is available in any other color besides Forged Green Metallic, it simply won't look proper! This is the best Explorer spec - ever. ✔

[@LascoFord]

It really is not only the right fit but just an awesome color all around!! Appreciate you watching!

[@edgarg1740]

That’s a beautiful Range Rover

[@karlhenry2328]

Loving that color combination…

[@jaypaster8244]

I like the Explorer but lots of cheap plastic trim doesn't add to the capabilities. That chin trim sure decreases the approach angle.

[@AP-cc1uw]

Ford has really missed an opportunity to turn the Explorer back into a credible off-roader here. I would have liked to see a larger lift, to 9" or more clearance, more off road tech like a proper locker, trail control and even better tires.

[@ace11235]

The ride height was the first thing that caught my eye and it was a disappointment considering the man was pushing the “off-road” identity of the vehicle off rip.

[@andysmith6824]

Just remember that it’s a salesman’s job to SELL. He will tell you EXACTLY what you’d like to hear. This is just a guess, but I think Ford did not make this a credible off-road vehicle for several fairly good reasons. First, they had the two new Ford Bronco’s coming out soon (when the 2020 Explorer was released). They are counting on HUGE SALES of both versions of the Ford Bronco. That vehicle seems to impress everyone who sees it and drives it. It’s definitely made more for off-road than the Explorer is. (I wouldn’t take my Explorer off-road, even though it has a digital inclinometer as a menu option on the driver’s dash (not on the Infotainment screen--on the driver’s dash). It also shows how many degrees left and right you are turning the wheels. It’s gimmicky for soccer moms who might run over a curb or two at the grocery store, and they might have fun saying, “We just hit 2 degrees on that curb, boys!”. LOL!! Another reason that I think Ford did not make the new Explorer a hardcore off-reader is because this year and next (model year 2021 and 2022) is having all sorts of off-road vehicles coming out from other manufacturers. Look at all of the new Jeeps. Jeep got serious again, and the new Jeep Grand Cherokee L is a beautiful vehicle. But it can also go off-road no problem. Oh I forgot to mention, the new Ford Bronco Sport has an optional tent thing that you can get with the car. They had it setup in the showroom and it was pretty cool. You can go to the middle of nowhere off-road and use the “cookie crumbs” option on the navigation unit, and then stop wherever you want to and set up camp because the tent actually connects to the vehicle and it all becomes one big area. With the seats down, you have a comfy bed if you put an air mattress on top, bring a pillow or two, and a sleeping bag. The side doors stay open because they open up into another “room” that is screened in from insects and flying bugs, and the doors of the vehicle plus the tent help to make a nice big room off the “master bedroom”. I have metal rods in my spine that hurt like hell if I lay down flat, so this is something I’ll never be able to do. But if you’re young and healthy, you would love the new Bronco. And no matter what SUV you purchase from Ford, they all look pretty much the same inside. Most parts are the same parts and are interchangeable with all other SUVs. At least, that was my observation. The inside of a new Ford Edge, Ford Explorer, Ford Bronco Sport and Bronco, Ford Expedition, and I’m missing one SUV that is very similar to the Edge and Explorer. What is the name of that other one? Ugh, it’s gonna drive me nuts. Come on, Andy (that’s me!), there’s the Explorer, the Edge, and the …… what? I just checked their webpage and maybe it’s the Escape? I thought it was a different one though. Anyway, look at the interiors. If someone blindfolded you and sat you down in one, you wouldn’t be able to tell right away which one you’re in. Even the $100,000 F150 top of the line model has the exact same knobs, switches, software, etc, as my Explorer Limited. Shop smart, and have fun! And never EVER forget that once you’ve settle on a purchase price and you’re done negotiating, you’re NOT done negotiating. Actually, it’s just beginning. When they have you wait an hour on purpose (because you just want your car and you want to get out of there, this is all done on purpose), the “business manager” is going to UPSELL, UPSELL, UPSELL. Extended warranty on the new car warranty (it’s good for 8 years!!!!! Yeah, except it’s not. Ford’s new car warranty comes with a free 3 year bumper-to-bumper warranty. The extended warranty that you buy only kicks in after the 3 years are up. So even though they tell you it’s an 8 year warranty, it’s not. It’s a 5 year warranty. Same with the pre-paid service warranty. I’m out of time here but just be careful with these guys. And if the salesman gets you inside and sitting down at his desk, be prepared for the “Four Square” piece of paper to come out. It’s a blank piece of paper where he draws a line down the middle going vertical, and a line down the middle going horizontal. That makes “four squares” on the piece of paper. They say it’s to make the numbers nice and easy, but why would they do that for you? They’re not there to make it easy for you--are you kidding me? LOL!!! They’re there to confuse you, and by using the four square method of selling, you are being taken for a ride. I told my salesman NO FOUR SQUARE OR I WALK. I’m trying to remember what each square is: trade-in is one, new car negotiations is another, options are another, monthly payments are the last. I think I’ve got that right. By the end of things, your head will be spinning and you’ll be tired and you’ll sign anything just to get out of there and get this over with. DO NOT BE AFRAID TO GET UP AND WALK!!!!! They need you much more than you need them. Okay, I’m outta here. Have fun!

[@quackula9190]

@@ace11235 It should say "Lite Off-Road".

[@mikemoran6528]

@@quackula9190 Agreed, the bronco is the choice for true off-roading. This is great for someone that wants extra cargo space and occassionally goes on dirt trails to campsites, etc

[@thomaskrutulis2289]

Lifted or what’s ground clearance. Any rear or center lock deals??

[@dylanw890]

Is it me or does this model look better with the smaller screen, it looks more integrated.

[@jeffhobbs2236]

What a stud!

[@resharddurdley6987]

Hands down, the baddest Explorer Ford ever built. I already placed an order for the 22 Timberline, last month in MN. My only complaints, why Ford did not use the 12" sync 4, and why not use the 2.7 ecoboost with 330HP/350lb torque?? Nice addition with the torsen rear limited slip. But the 2.3 ecoboost from the Ranger, is a bit lackluster

[@chainscdmc]

Wish they’d had a 3.0 eco boost option would have really been perfect.

[@valdius85]

I thought he made a mistake and meant 3.2l :) 2.3l is tiny for such a huge vehicle.

[@Mannyuno392]

300 hp still a lot power for a such of small motor

[@valdius85]

@@Mannyuno392 Exactly what I'm taking about, but for me it is a downside. Mostly because I'd worry about the reliability. This is a huge vehicle, it needs that power and torque. That will mean the engine will often work hard, which speeds up the wear of the parts.

[@romeoromeo6335]

Hello,big hello from Belgium

[@08_crown_vic]

Imagine if that thing had the Raptor Engine or the 5.0L V8? That thing would rippp

[@LascoFord]

No doubt, but it is still 300 horsepower and 310 lb.-ft. of torque! The 10 Speed really gets the most out of that too! The tow package also can bring 5,300 pounds of capacity! :) Thanks for watching!!

[@08_crown_vic]

@@LascoFord still nothing compares to a naturally aspirated V8

[@resharddurdley6987]

@@08_crown_vic The 2.3 has great power. I wished Ford would've went 2.7 route with 330hp/450 torque.

[@D6EH]

Actually the 2.3 Ecoboost has 300 hp and 310 tq in this model. It’s 310/350 in the Mustang.

[@resharddurdley6987]

I've ordered a 22 Timberline. Would love the extra power. I wonder is it just the tune that gives the mustang 2.3 10 more hp and 40 more torque? I'll have to research. I know 5 star tuning in palm beach has been getting great numbers out of any ecoboost line with just a tune.

[@jim6807]

I had a FBO tuned Focus RS and had a 2.3L XLT rental and currently have a tuned Explorer ST.. The 2.3 isn’t a disappointment in this thing at all in my opinion. It’s incredibly torquey and quick. Just doesn’t have insane top end power.

[@jamesbyron9925]

Can't wait for my lease to end lol

[@christopherrobert92]

Wish we had these available in Australia would buy one in a heart beat

[@weishenfromsleepingdogs]

I wish they would offer the insane tuned hybrid motor as they do in the police interceptor in any of these

[@mariselacastillo2920]

Just got mine I love it 😍

[@alexjose7069]

2024 ford explorer will come with 1L inline 2 cylinder engine . 👏

[@isrstrategies]

great storage for rifle shotgun and ammo

[@flex_007]

Beautiful metallic green explorer

[@cruizeship8923]

Looking Great

[@LascoFord]

Thanks for watching!

[@racekar80]

I have a 14 limited and went to trade it in for a newer model, sorry but way too much money. I am going Hyundai palisade. Completely loaded, top model is way less expensive and has a much better warranty. It also has a v6 so no problematic turbo, and the interior is much better finished, better materials, and the back seat has more legroom.

[@dynamiteretro7750]

Would have been much better with floor shift instead of dial

[@sylvainlavoie6737]

Does the colour inside match the outside tone ? If I want Grey outside does the inside will be also grey or green ?

[@leeclark719]

I wouldn't trust this thing on a dirt road after a hard rain. Ford did a good job with the new Bronco, but they really missed the mark on this thing.

[@resharddurdley6987]

When I ordered my 22 Timberline, there was no option for a 12" screen. I do not believe the 12" sync is available on the Timberline.

[@andysmith6824]

You are correct. I just wrote a comment about that. The salesman, like most Ford salesmen, make a lot of stuff up as they go.

[@PandaGaming-ds9uc]

i think he meant it for the expedition which has a 12 inch and a 15

[@cbincbnc]

When your car salesman is a thirst trap

[@craigstarkey6073]

Mason I don’t think it’s possible to get a bigger screen. You say it is can you let me know how because my dealer says it’s not possible.

[@christianmichen9456]

Ich bin ihn gestern gefahren super geil 👍👍👍😍😍🇩🇪 fantastic

[@percival23]

What kind of glue did Ford use to attach the tablet to the dash?

[@MountainDan]

Great video, I’ve been contemplating ordering a timberline but… I don’t see any way to get a better factory sound system, I’ve seen articles mention a tech pack with the 14 speaker BO but can’t find it… any input?

[@christianzimmerman2094]

I like that exact one, how much?

[@LesterSuggs]

Spend the extra $3k and get the 3.0L V6 Ecoboost, and the ST trim. The 2.3L 4 is just going to blow a head gasket. And now you're at $49,000 base price. JFC! IF Ford can cobble together enough chips.

[@resharddurdley6987]

That's the Ford focus RS had issues with that. The 2.3 ecoboost is rock solid engine. Just maintain the oil changes, no short trips (need to get up to operating temp to). I just traded a 2017 2.3 ecoboost, 243,000 miles!!! for the 21 Timberline in Green for the wife.

[@SergioInzunza]

Very nice

[@toddsampsel224]

I like the Explorer, but off road ready it is not . They put on cool graphics , color sceams, and some AT tires.. There is not a true transfer case, no way to lock differentials . This is simply a more aggressive looking Ford Explorer.

[@theguy1224]

Did they fix all the explorer issues found in basically all 2020 models and even some 2021 models? The 10 speed transmission is the worst!

[@resharddurdley6987]

YES. It was mainly the oil cooler. This has been fixed. The 21 Timberline all have updated coolers and 10 speeds

[@bestofUS_90]

If i would afford, that would be the one ☝️

[@VitalySokorenko]

Looks nice, I like it 👍🏼

[@ajinghosh2103]

Nice car!

[@KennethZ17]

Maybe Ford should Lift a Little Higher this Model for Off Road Purpose, its almost the same High that a Normal Explorer

[@alitaghiha3055]

Awesome the best means Ford ♥♥♥

[@ReallyWhy123]

I hate how they got rid of the two led lights in the front grill

[@davejones1959]

Should have put the ST motor and drivetrain

[@groth3395]

It always cracks me up to see the names of American cars/pickups "Timberline", "High Country", "Explorer", etc for vehicles of which 99.999% will spend their entire lives on asphalt/concrete.

[@mzmedic1980]

But there are the Other percentage of us that will take it off road :-) I drive in the city as well as the woods...It's awesome!

[@jonasdelossantos627]

great review even though he dont know the name of the parts of the car he pointing.

[@johnt6673]

They could of given it a slight lift with some off road type tires at least. It would not interfere with the other off road offerings in fords line up. Come on ford.. Not to long ago the mustang v-8 had 315hp if I recall correctly. Like 2005..... He makes it seem like recently, lol.

[@soniamichelle2393]

Would be cool if they added a camera to the dash screen that you could move/adjust to do video calls. Which would be nice until someone crashes doing selfies & sues Ford 🙄

[@michaelhart738]

A couple of things: This Explorer is in fact unique. Dual-pane moon roof, adaptive cruise control and a whole plethora of other bells and whistles. No power folding rear seats and no auto-dimming rear-view mirror! Somehow, Ford has taken it upon themselves to create one of the most fabulous SUVs and simultaneously omit two of the most popular options ever created. I just leased mine from Hoffman Ford in Harrisburg. Oh yeah, it's also powered by a 4-cylinder engine. To me, it just seems a little counter-intuitive with regards to some of the engineering.

[@benrose7346]

If Ford had priced this at $42-$43K it would be a no brainer to take this over the Outback Wilderness any day of the week. At $48K, I can’t understand why anyone would choose this over a similarly equipped Grand Cherokee L if you need 3 rows and a little off road, or a 4Runner if you need reliability and more off road capability.

[@edbonneville9428]

Calum Von Moger is it you ?😊😊

[@jackwolford608]

Who scratched the taillight?

[@nicholaslandolina]

Like it

[@weiwei1808]

nice！

[@bounthongkeoonela2736]

ຢູ່ ລາວ * laos pdr * ມີຂາຍບໍ ຂາຍລາຄາທໍ່ໃດ ?

[@coldsteelcollector808]

Ford does a great job 🤙🏼

[@justindavis5898]

How many times do you think you said AH!?!.

[@sanitaryson]

How many “uh” or “um” did you count?

[@Jesus-eb8yk]

How much is this vehicle?

[@barrydingle481]

Whats the point when they only last 8 years And 90k miles?

[@bpresgrove]

Love the look just like the expedition. Only thing I hate it all the damn plastic. That crap fades and looks terrible turning a white ashy color that just cheapens the whole thing.

[@peterrivas08]

Price?

[@thomasmcginnis7526]

2mil

[@MultiGuitarDave]

The Ford Explorer is my favorite car but too expensive for me to buy. I live in the Netherlands and there a car is 2 to 3 times more expensive than in the USA!

[@QuackForceOne]

I ahh really like ahh the look of this umm vehicle ahh but the price ahhh seems a bit expensive umm compared to ahhh the ford bronco umm......

[@ndvlfe3428]

ford did a great job :))))))))) 8:59 lol whattt ?? what how many people buying brand new cars that they dont wanna drive :)))))) ford did a great job , give you a job to make me laugh

[@MOJA19]

So damn beautiful 😍

[@PugLifeRocks]

No hydraulic hood??? I don't like the old school manual hood stand. Come on Ford....change the Explorer to hydraulic hood stand.

[@suryavaraman.4277]

Thor cut his hair and sell cars now? Beats getting drunk and fat.

[@jimbob4416]

Hwy capable

[@KeepTheCoffeeOn]

Hey look something I can’t afford lol

[@luiszamudio1313]

So fords version of the Acadia AT4.

[@Omarious201]

Front end of a Subuwu

[@warrenbarnes9653]

The green interior looks cheap and funky to me. I think black would be much better. I really like the rest of the vehicle, but wish they offered it with a larger Ecoboost engine, the 2.7 or the 3.0.

[@khachaitruong7792]

Việt nam ok

[@2steaksandwiches665]

I like the concept of this but it should have been more of an actual off-roader like a 4Runner. It looks good but it’s kind of a poser car

[@mrsudz]

Nice truck, horrible engine choice. That weensy 4 cyl will be shotout in a few years of off road use. A V6 TT would be a much better option or at least a strong multi motor hybrid system.

[@tonyharpaul1524]

If you want an SUV that would last you 20 plus years stick to a Japanese vehicle this thing is good for about 3 years after that nothing but problems north America vehicles not worth buying;

[@johnt6673]

What a joke you are. After 3 years please. If you maintain a current vehicle you will get many many years out of it. Every vehicle has their issues, even Toyota, and Honda. Get a clue...

[@hargas1974]

@@johnt6673 I drive 07 explorer and it's had the normal problems vehicles have when the mileage gets up there. Other than the few issues I've had, it's a great SUV. Especially in the snow. Best vehicle to drive in snow. I'd buy a newer one but mine is paid off. 🤷

[@satzawesome]

My 2011 explorer xlt which is first redesign year to this gen has 200k. My Toyota tundra 5.7 iforce has 166k and blew a transmisson and just rebuilt. So... I plan to keep them both for a long time.

[@resharddurdley6987]

Ford is the best american made vehicle by FAR...I have a 2007 super duty 6.0 with 390 miles, ordiginal motor (yes its been buletproofed). A 2018 2.7 ecoboost ford F150 with 217k miles (amsoil oil), not one problem!!!

[@corylee2261]

@@resharddurdley6987 6.0 are fucking JUNK! lawsuits galore on that pos

[@nmvac82]

Beautiful Explorer! Also he’s smoking hot. 😍 sorry lol

[@baderhamdan4498]

Ford do something change your engineering designer quickly

[@robertgwin661]

.I'll never buy a four cylinder; you can stick all the

[@bobyoung1698]

A black Ford emblem. So, um, cool. This is an Appearance Package. Orange color trim? Timberline logo? "Carbonized" what? Canon, it was a nice SUV before you took it to Dealer Installation Hell. Oh, wait, black wheels? Wow, nobody has those.

[@salvadorbanos9720]

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[@christopherburns9880]

Maybe next time don't mention stuff that literally nobody cares about, like having Explorer on the headlights or "clear Reservoir" really?