Used 2023 Ford Explorer SUV Consumer Reviews
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Built in Annoyance and Problems!
The navigation system and standard, double-horn NOISE!!! Not Good! Overall, it is what you expect a highly priced, brand-new vehicle to be regarding safety and general performance. However, these Ford Explorer models do have very annoying and inconvenient problems: 1. The double-horn NOISE when you leave the vehicle on while leaving for a moment with your fob on your person. This is probably the most frustrating of all. This horn blows twice in rapid secessions, if you open and close the driver AND passenger doors! No option to turn this "safety feature" off. 2. The navigation system is inefficient with much cheaper devices such as a Garmin or your phone's Waze navigation applications being much more reliable than the Ford Explorer's navigation. 3. To schedule any maintenance via a Ford dealership will be a long wait. Usually, weeks out at a minimum. These two faults will often remind you of how you should have done more research and maybe purchased something else, something more affordable. Overall, it does the job you expect it to, but it has annoying and inefficient features. Disappointed.
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Love my new car
Drove 2. Picked one
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- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,99838 mi away
- XLT 4dr SUVMSRP: $30,99823 mi away
- ST 4dr SUVMSRP: $44,62132 mi away
2023 Timberline
Sporty and room to travel comfortably!
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I like my car but not the details
Only dislike the assembly line details, like doors molding and overhead console door uneven.
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