2020 Ford Explorer Review

Are you in the market for a first-rate SUV with accommodations to spare? The team at Ramsey Ford would like to introduce drivers who call Rising Sun, Havre de Grace, North East, and Elkton, MD, home to a few of the standout features that set the new Ford Explorer apart from the crowd.  

Jump into this 2020 Ford Explorer review to learn about its interior dimensions, cabin amenities, and safety systems. That way, you can learn if it’s the right ride for your trips around Oxford, PA, and beyond.

The 2020 Ford Explorer: Interior Measurements

All three rows inside the Explorer supply you and your passengers with an abundance of wiggle room. In fact, it provides the following interior measurements:

	First Row	Second Row	Third Row
Headroom	40.7 inches	40.5 inches	38.9 inches
Shoulder Room	61.8 inches	61.9 inches	54.6 inches
Hip Room	59.2 inches	59.1 inches	40.9 inches
Legroom	43 inches	39 inches	32.2 inches

Whether you’re playing tour guide for visiting friends or family, participating in your office’s carpool, or picking your kids and their friends up from the movies, you can be sure that this SUV is going to have all the space you’ll need.

A Comprehensive Array of Safety Systems

It doesn’t matter which of its five trim levels you end up choosing, the 2020 Explorer instills you with confidence every time you take your seat behind the wheel. The standard Lane-Keeping System uses advanced technology to help you out during road trips and nighttime cruises. If you happen to lose track of where you are on the road and begin to inadvertently drift into a neighboring lane, it’ll direct you back to the center of your lane.  

Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control is a part of the Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist+ package, which comes standard in the Explorer Limited, Limited Hybrid, ST, and Platinum trims. It’s also available in the Explorer XLT. This valuable system adjusts the SUV’s speed to bring it to a complete stop when necessary. Once traffic resumes, it’ll bring you back to speed. Also, the Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control will maintain the proper distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.

The 2020 Ford Explorer: A Few Convenient Touches

If you’re planning on using the new Explorer to pull an ATV trailer, a camper, or a boat, it’ll have your back. In fact, it boasts a 5,600-pound maximum towing capacity when properly configured.

The standard Remote Start System can also be a big help. On a chilly morning or hot afternoon, you can start your Explorer with the simple press of a button on your key fob. By doing so, your Ford SUV will be waiting for you all warmed up or cooled down and ready to go.

The tri-zone electronic temperature control is also included as a standard feature in all five trim levels. Thanks to its versatile controls, you and your passengers can sit in a veritable haven of comfort. For instance, if you like it cooler while your front-seat passenger prefers to be on the warmer side, you both can set individual temperature to create your personal climate zones.

Cruise Away in the 2020 Ford Explorer Today

This sneak peek at the 2020 Explorer has shown you what it has in store for your everyday commutes around Havre de Grace, North East, Rising Sun, and Elkton, Maryland. If you’re impressed by its spacious cabin, reassuring safety features, and useful technology features, you should be pleased to know that we’ve barely scratched the surface of its features and capabilities.

You can find out more about the 2020 Ford Explorer by visiting or contacting Ramsey Ford for a test drive around Oxford, Pennsylvania. We look forward to serving you!