Summary
Still, despite the popularity of Sync the system has done little to boost the sale of Ford's venerable Explorer sport utility. Still, the best selling SUV on the market, the Ford Explorer has fallen victim to a couple of trends which will be hard to overcome. Sales were down more than 23 percent last year and the slide continues.
Ford says since its introduction, the Explorer has delivered confidence and customer-oriented design. It still leads the midsize SUV segment in sales and it remains the first choice when looking for a vehicle that will serve family adventures well. For 2008, Explorer adds new technology and safety features while still meeting the needs of SUV customers with its generous interior and capable towing performance.Ford has also added four new colors for 2008: Stone Green Clearcoat Metallic, Vapor Silver Clearcoat Metallic and White Suede Clearcoat Metallic.It had automatic headlights; two-tone front and rear bumpers; chrome three-bar grille with nostrils; black roof rails; pueblo gold step bars; 17-inch, painted aluminum wheels with all-season tires; accent-color wheel lip moldings; and wood-grain interior accents; There was also an overhead console; fourline message center; electrochromic autodimming rearview mirror; leather-trimmed, 10-way, power, low-back driver sport bucket seat; leather-trimmed, manual passenger seat; and keyless entry with keypad.See the full content of this document
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Ford Explorer - a Bargain
Ford recently announced that it had sold 66,000 copies of Sync that allows drivers to operate their car's stereo, personal music device and mobile phone by voice. The system is available on ...
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