2019 Ford Explorer Limited Colors
2019 Ford Explorer Limited Colors For 2019, the Explorer line-up gets a few new trim packages, active safety tech is more widely available, and a power tailgate is new to the popular XLT trim level standard. The Explorer is available in the base, XLT, Limited, sport and platinum trim levels.
Most discoverers leave the Kentucky assembly plant of the car manufacturer with a 3.5-liter V-6, which is rated at 290 hp under hood. A turbo-4, which provides more thrills, is an option on most trims, while a twin-turbo V-6 with 365 HP makes Explorer sport and platinum trim a fun crossover SUV.
Front drive is standard and all-wheel drive is optional on most trims, but not too far to explore. The explorer is more of a big minivan than a real off-roader. This topic should be clear the first time you see one. This deep-rubbing crossover SUV is without the fender-braided, two-tone look that he once wore.
It’s indoors where the explorer shows his age. Shorter drivers can see outward a task given the high Beltline and beefy roof pillars. The seats of row two are not very comfortable, and the third row is best for children. Cargo space is decent, especially with the third row tucked away.
Our main concern with the Explorer is its lackluster safety record, which is hardly to be missed in a vehicle intended for family transport. The IIHS found eyebrow-boosting results in some crash tests and all rivals now offer at least an automatic emergency stop.
Outside, the shape of the researcher is clean and largely unverschönert. Unlike Eddie Bauer’s decades past, the current model does not try to be faux rugged. It is modern enough and smart in certain brighter shades with larger wheels. Luckily, Ford now also includes light alloy wheels as standard equipment on all versions of the Explorer as well as tinted windows.
Explorer Sports has black grids which make them look rather too much like the Explorer-based police vehicle Ford Interceptor. Hey, if that’s your thing — just stay out of our rear-view mirror. Explorer Platinums add LED lights and striking wheels that will help you look like the $55,000 that Ford calculates.
The interior of the researcher avoids the bustling look that can be seen in many other Ford products. The 4.2-inch screen on basic models doesn’t make it a favor, but the optional 8.0-inch touchscreen fits in nicely with the environment. Former discoverers used frustrating capacitive switches, but these have disappeared in favor of much more functional traditional buttons for audio and climate functions.
Basic researchers look a little gloomy with their simple cloth padding and the simple trim, but the synthetic wood panels and dressing seams in limited and higher explorers are more convincing.
2019 Ford Explorer Limited Colors
- Fair Market Price $ 35,740
- EPA MPG 13 CITY/18 HWY
Interior Colors
- Medium Stone w/Cloth Bucket Seats [Gray] Medium Stone w/Cloth Bucket Seats [Gray]
Exterior Colors
- Agate Black Metallic [Black] Agate Black Metallic [Black]
- Blue Metallic [Blue] Blue Metallic [Blue]
- Ingot Silver Metallic [Silver] Ingot Silver Metallic [Silver]
- Oxford White [White] Oxford White [White]
