2019年d Explorer Exterior and Dimensions

Characterized by its "poor man's Range Rover" looks, the Explorer's large chrome-accented grille and LED signature lighting dominate the front styling, while the rear is highlighted by chrome dual exhaust tips on most trims with quad exits on top two. Wheels start from 18-inches in the base model and XLT, with that size swelling to 20-inches on all other trims (20's can be optioned on the XLT). LED headlights are included across the range, with LED fogs fitted to all but the base and XLT trims. A twin-panel sunroof is available from the XLT up, but comes standard on the top trim. With the Sport and Platinum aiming to be unique among the range, they are treated to numerous styling updates. The Sport gets black accenting on its grille, wing mirrors, tailgate, exhaust tips, and other body panels, as well as inside the headlights. The Platinum is similarly easy to distinguish, making use of chrome highlights in every place that the Sport gets gloss black.

The Explorer's curb weight varies depending on your engine and drivetrain choices, but the base weight is 4,453 lbs, with options also adding to your final mass. In terms of exterior dimensions, the Explorer is 70 inches tall, with a length of 198.7 inches and a maximum width, including mirrors, of 90.2 inches. Its wheelbase measures 112.8 inches and it has a minimum ground clearance of 7.8 inches, just about enough to mount sidewalks but not a lot more. A utilitarian off-roader this is not.