Who wouldn't want more miles between fill-ups? With a 25 miles higher estimated combined tank range, the 2020 Ford Explorer⁶ will keep you on the road longer than the 2020 Kia Sorento⁷.

Tired of hunching over the steering wheel, or scooting the driver's seat all the way back? No worries. The 2020 Ford Explorer¹ offers more inches of combined front head and leg room than the 2020 Kia Sorento⁷, making the awkward hunch-back driving pose a thing of the past.

No more scuffing the bottom of your car in steep driveways - the 2020 Ford Explorer⁴ has more than enough ground clearance - 1 inch more than the 2020 Kia Sorento⁷ - to make it in and out without the dreaded scrape.

Offering more inches in combined rear head and rear leg room than the 2020 Kia Sorento⁷, the 2020 Ford Explorer¹ is roomy enough for even the tallest of your passengers to travel in comfort. Bye-bye cramped "airplane-legs," hello rear passenger comfort.

The 2020 Ford Explorer's⁴ 600-lb. increase in towing capacity over the 2020 Kia Sorento⁸ means you'll be able to tow just about anything, for the job site or for a weekend fishing trip.

The 2020 Ford Explorer's¹ wider wheelbase can mean greater stability. How much more stability? A noteworthy 10 inches' worth.

Who says you can't have both luxury and eco-friendly fuel efficiency? The 2021 Ford Explorer^1,3 offers more miles per gallon both in the city and on the highway than the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee² - 2 more and 3 more MPGs, respectively - meaning you'll use less fuel and emit fewer greenhouse gases, while still enjoying the luxury and performance you've come to expect from Ford. Bravo!

Enjoy the increased safety, fuel economy, and yes, fun, of the 2021 Ford Explorer's¹ optional turbocharged engine. Sadly, turbo isn't an option on the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

The 2021 Ford Explorer's¹ MSRP is slightly less than the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee² - about $125 less - but to a budget-conscious buyer, every penny counts.

Whether you're chauffeuring your kids to ballet, or the Harlem Globetrotters to a game (it could happen), all of your passengers will be more comfortable with the 2021 Ford Explorer's³ combined total of more head and leg room in the front and rear seats.

Who wouldn't want more miles between fill-ups? With a 13 miles higher estimated combined tank range, the 2021 Ford Explorer⁷ will keep you on the road longer than the 2021 Honda Pilot².

The 2021 Ford Explorer's⁴ 600-lb. increase in towing capacity over the 2021 Honda Pilot⁸ means you'll be able to tow just about anything, for the job site or for a weekend fishing trip.

The 2021 Ford Explorer's¹ wider wheelbase can mean greater stability. How much more stability? A noteworthy 8 inches' worth.

Who wouldn't want more miles between fill-ups? With a 38 miles higher estimated combined tank range, the 2020 Ford Explorer⁵ will keep you on the road longer than the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder².

No more scuffing the bottom of your car in steep driveways - the 2020 Ford Explorer⁴ has more than enough ground clearance - 1 inch more than the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder² - to make it in and out without the dreaded scrape.

Offering more inches in combined rear head and rear leg room than the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder², the 2020 Ford Explorer¹ is roomy enough for even the tallest of your passengers to travel in comfort. Bye-bye cramped "airplane-legs," hello rear passenger comfort.

The 2020 Ford Explorer's¹ wider wheelbase can mean greater stability. How much more stability? A noteworthy 5 inches' worth.

With an MSRP of $2,585 less than the 2021 Toyota Highlander⁵, the 2021 Ford Explorer² provides the budget-conscious buyer enough cost savings to fill the 2021 Ford Explorer's² gas tank two dozen times, with a little money left over for road-trip snacks⁷.

In the very unlikely event you'll need it, help is just a phone call away, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with the 2021 Ford Explorer's² Roadside Assistance, standard for 3 years longer than 2021 Toyota Highlander⁵.

Reap the powerful advantages of the 2021 Ford Explorer's⁴ more than 400 horsepower: better performance and towing, and even better fuel economy.

If you're carrying considerable cargo, the 2021 Ford Explorer's⁴ increased torque - 415⁴ lb.-ft. vs. 311⁵ lb.-ft. - can mean the difference between easy going and a sluggish ride.

The 2021 Ford Explorer's¹ dedication to occupant safety has earned it the NHTSA's coveted 5-star Overall Crash Rating, 5-starOverall Frontal Crash Rating and 5-star Overall Side Crash Rating⁶.

Offering more inches in combined rear head and rear leg room than the 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe⁷, the 2021 Ford Explorer¹ is roomy enough for even the tallest of your passengers to travel in comfort. Bye-bye cramped "airplane-legs," hello rear passenger comfort.

The 2021 Ford Explorer¹ offers seating for 7¹ of your friends and family - in the 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe⁵, 2 of them would have to stay behind.

The 2021 Ford Explorer's⁴ 2,100-lb. increase in towing capacity over the 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe⁵ means you'll be able to tow just about anything, for the job site or for a weekend fishing trip.

The 2021 Ford Explorer's¹ wider wheelbase can mean greater stability. How much more stability? A noteworthy 11 inches' worth.