FORD EXPLORER SPORT REVIEW/SPECIFICATIONS
Ford, a well known Vehicle company, will soon
release its SUV Car named FORD EXPLORER SPORT by 2013. This car will be a 7
seater and a spacious one too. It will be announced as a Sporting one in case
of Market Segment. It will be using GAS as a means of fuel. With an engine type
of 3.5L V6 and a power of 350 hp @ 5500 rpm this car is set out to hit the
market. Its design is also very charming and beautiful. How can one miss out
its Transmission, which is a 6-speed Automated Manual one. Since this Ford
Explorer Sport is recent in the market, thus we don’t have enough reviews to
share with you all.
KEY COMPETITORS TO FORD EXPLORER SPORT
While there are numerous three-row crossovers that
can compete with the Explorer Sport on the basis of power, the only model with
a similar price is the Hemi-equipped Dodge Durango. Others, like the
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class, are far more expensive, while those closer in price,
such as fully-loaded examples of the Honda Pilot and Toyota 4Runner, feature
motors with significantly less grunt.
FORD EXPLORER SPORT SPECIFICATIONS
EXTERIOR
Length: 197.1 in.
Width: 90.2 in.
Height: 71.0 in.
Wheelbase: 112.6 in.
Ground Clearance: 7.6 in.
Front Track: 67.0 in.
Rear Track: 67.0 in.
Weight Distribution: TBD
Drag Coefficient: TBD
GENERAL
Body Style: SUV
Size: Fullsize
Market Segment: Sports
Height: 4534 lbs
EXTERIOR
Length: 197.1 in.
Width: 90.2 in.
Height: 71 in.
Wheelbase: 112.6 in.
Ground Clearance: 7.6 in.
Front Track: 67.0 in.
Rear Track: 67.0 in.
Weight Distribution: TBD
Drag Coefficient: TBD
INTERIOR - GENERAL
Seats: 7
Passenger Volume: 151.7 cu. ft.
Cargo Volume: 21 cu. ft.
Cargo Volume (Seats Folded): 80.7 cu. ft.
INTERIOR - FRONT ROW
Volume: TBD
Leg Room: 40.6 in.
Head Room: 41.4 in.
Shoulder Room: 61.3 in.
Hip Room: 57.3 in.
INTERIOR - SECOND ROW
Volume: TBD
Leg Room: 39.8 in.
Head Room: 40.5 in.
Shoulder Room: 61 in.
Hip Room: 56.7 in.
INTERIOR - THIRD ROW
Leg Room: 33.2 in.
Head Room: 37.8 in.
Shoulder Room: 50.8 in.
Hip Room: 40.7 in.
PROPULSION
Fuel Type: Gas
Engine Type: 3.5L V6
Power: 350 hp @ 5500 rpm
Torque: 350 lb-ft @ 1500-5000
rpm
Transmission: 6-Speed Automated Manual
Highway Fuel Economy: 22 mpg
City Fuel Economy: 16 mpg
Forced Induction: Turbocharger
Direct Injection: Yes
CHASSIS
Layout: All Wheel Drive
Front Suspension: Strut-Type
Rear Suspension: Multi-Link
WHEELS
Front: 20" Aluminum
Front Tires: P255/50R20
Rear: 20" Aluminum
Rear Tires: P255/50R20
TRAILERING & HAULING
Trailer Weight: TBD
Payload: TBD
Tongue Weight: TBD
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