Used 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Crew Cab Review

Part SUV, part truck, the Sport Trac is much better at the former than it is at the latter.

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The interior gets a minor refresh that includes a revised instrument cluster. XLT models now come with additional standard features, while the high-line XLT Premium gets a new monochrome exterior look. The Adrenalin model now features an even more powerful premium audio system. All models get a flexible fuel feature that allows them to run on ethanol-blended fuel, as well as traditional gasoline. Finally, there is no longer a manual transmission option on XLS models.
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