In Sunday’s Automobiles section, Christopher Jensen evaluates the new Ford Explorer, which offers greater comfort for passengers and somewhat diminished off-road capability, Mr. Jensen writes:
What consumers will find is a radically changed Explorer with an emphasis on ride and handling, better fuel economy and some new features that will, Ford says, improve safety. Buyers will also find lower towing limits and less off-road ability.
The least expensive model, the plain Explorer with front-wheel drive, is $28,995. Up a step is the XLT at $31,995 and then the Limited at $37,995. All-wheel drive is offered on all trim levels for an additional $2,000.
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