Brian T I agree Jeremy. I am in the market to replace my '05 Explorer but have been holding off until I find out what they are doing with the V6 ecoboost. I tow a 20' travel trailer and may upgrade to a larger one in the future so I need to purchase something with adequate towing capacity. I do not want a pick up truck due to the size and poor fuel economy. I wish they'd let us know their intentions. I may just have to purchase a Grand Cherokee with a HEMI. At least I know what I'll be getting...
2 months(s) ago via Ford Social

Mark Cutler I find the way Ford is using this blog quite frustrating. As a consumer I can post my ideas as much as I want with no response from Ford. I will probably just give up and buy another Lexus. I would by an Explorer if Ford would be more transparent and say what it is planning to do with the Ecoboos on which models. This is just blowing in the wind, a bunch of hot air!
3 months(s) ago via Ford Social

Kelvin Bursey Please!!!!!!!!!!!
3 months(s) ago via Ford Social

Jaimeson Hazel I Had A post similar to this already, it is true though, if it was available i wouldn't hesitate period. Although i think it would be offered in the future it is is taking too long and i realy want an explorer!!
3 months(s) ago via Ford Social

Jeremy McAuliff It works for the Taurus SHO, it should work great with the Explorer. Raise the tow rating from 5,000 pounds to around 6,500 and give the option for a 3.55 final drive ratio. Some people actually pull trailers with their SUV's and yet don't want or need a full size truck.
3 months(s) ago via Ford Social

Brandon Skaar That's a great idea. How all that horsepower and torque would effect the drive train. It would be great in an all wheel drive model
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