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TO THE POINT What’s New? A new chassis has been borrowed from the 2006 Ford Explorer, the styling has been updated, there’s more interior room, a V8 is now available, and the composite bed offers more volume.
Selling Points: Comfortable and quiet ride, V8 option, the 4WD model’s off-road ability
Deal Breakers: Styling that’s still love-it or hate-it, as-tested fuel economy, interior materials and build quality
Our Advice: Like the new Explorer, there’s much to like here if you can look past the abundance of cheap interior materials and average build quality.

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With that 292-horspower V8 and its 300 lb.-ft. of torque under the hood, a two-wheel-drive Explorer Sport Trac will pull up to 6,800 pounds, or about 1,500 pounds more than the V6; four-wheel-drive models pull about 150 pounds less. A Class III tow hitch with a seven-pin connector is optional, replacing the standard Class II/four-pin receiver.


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