The Ford Explorer made its debut in 2011 and is still one of the fast-selling vehicles on the market. The Explorer saw a lot of changes both in the looks and driving experience over time. If you are looking for an SUV that is both practical and stylish, then you should consider the flagship model.

Here are the highs and lows of the new Ford Explorer so that you can make an informed purchase.

The 2018 model of this beautiful SUV from Ford does not see many changes from the previous version. Some of the new changes are the minor styling differences in the back and rear externally, and a new integrated 4G LTE hotspot.

The Ford Explorer is available in five trim levels. These are the base, Limited, XLT, Platinum, and Sport. All the trim levels feature six-speed automatic transmissions. Buyers can choose from both all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive variants with the Base, XLT, and Limited trim models while the rest of the trim models are only available only in an all-wheel-drive variant.

The new Ford Explorer model is equipped with several features that assist in driving. Some of them include blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic wipers, rear cross traffic warning, automatic high beams. This SUV boasts an array of standard features making the base model a great option.

The Ford Explorer is loaded with a number of cutting-edge tech features that, unlike many other SUVs, are easy to use. This SUV is ideal for those looking for a comfortable and quiet cabin. Variants are available with an optional V6 engine as well.

One of the common complaints or cons that the users have mentioned for this model is the not-so-spacious legroom in the third row, which may be uncomfortable for some people, especially tall passengers.

If this con isn’t a deal breaker for you, and the features appeal to you too, then book the new Ford Explorer today. Ask for a test drive to examine all the features and the performance of the car before making a happy purchase.