Ford Explorer
Ford Explorer Information
Get a Price Quote on a New Ford Explorer
Get a Repair Manual for a Ford Explorer
Owners Clubs Online
Get an Insurance Quote For Your Ford Explorer
Vehicle Specifications
There are a lot of SUV’s in today’s market, but one of the original and most popular is still alive and kicking… The Ford Explorer. If you are in need of a family SUV, the Explorer is a good option. For 2006, the cabin is quieter, frame more ridgid, and a power third row seat.
If you are shopping for a Ford Explorer online, it’s best to do your research first and find out the true invoice price for the car. You can find invoice pricing at websites like Edmunds.com After you know the invoice price of your Explorer, the next step is to get a price quote. I use Invoice Dealers to get a price quote from a local dealer. This service puts you in touch with a new car dealer in your area and most of the time results in the lowest price without having to haggle on price. Once you get a price quote you can compare it to invoice price and negotiate through email. This keeps you out of the showroom and gives you the edge when negotiating for your new Explorer.
Every owner should have a repair manual for their car, even if they never lift a wrench on their car. AllData has a cool Online Repair Manual for your Explorer which has excellent indepth repair procedures, as well as Recall and TSB information. The Recall and TSB information is very valuable for all car owners and could save you tons of money when taking your Ford in for Repair. If you would like to read more about TSB’s and Recall information please check out my TSB page.
When researching a new car, I find it best to look for owners groups where you can
ask questions before buying. You may find a lot of good information in
FAQ sections, Forums, or mailing lists. You will want to look for common
problems, what year is the best to buy, and how people are modifiying their
cars to make them their own. Following is a list of clubs specific to
the Ford Explorer.
ExplorerForum.com
- The #1 enthusiast community for Ford Explorer, Sport Trac, Ford Ranger, Mercury
Mountaineer, Mazda Navajo, maintenance tips, modifications, and event planning.
The Windy City Explorer Club - Established in 1997 as a social club, an outlet
for information about maintaining Ford Explorers
KC Area Explorers - This is a web site dedicated to Ford Explorer enthusiasts
in the Kansas City area. Whether or not you lifted, slammed, or you drive a
stock Explorer, everybody is welcome here.
Available
Trim Levels for the Ford Explorer:
Eddie Bauer 4.0L AWD
Limited 4.6L 2WD
XLT 4.0L 4WD
XLT 4.0L 2WD
XLS 4.0L 4WD
Limited 4.6L AWD
NBX 4.0L 4WD
Eddie Bauer 4.6L AWD
XLT 4.6L 4WD
XLT Sport 4.6L AWD
XLT Sport 4.0L AWD
XLT 4.6L AWD
XLT 4.0L AWD
XLS Sport 4.0L AWD
XLS 4.0L AWD
Limited 4.0L AWD
Limited 4.0L 2WD
XLT Sport 4.0L 2WD
XLT 4.6L 2WD
XLS Sport 4.0L 2WD
Eddie Bauer 4.0L 2WD
XLS Sport 4.0L 4WD
Eddie Bauer 4.6L 2WD
XLT Sport 4.6L 2WD
XLT Sport 4.0L 4WD
XLS 4.0L 2WD
Limited 4.6L 4WD
Limited 4.0L 4WD
Eddie Bauer 4.6L 4WD
Eddie Bauer 4.0L 4WD
XLT Sport 4.6L 4WD
NBX 4.6L 4WD
Specifications:
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Trim Level: Eddie Bauer 4.0L AWD Pricing: Invoice Price: $32,358 * Dimensions:
Rear Leg Room: 35.90 Warranty Information: Basic Warranty: 36/36,000 Drivetrain Information: Engine: Std. - 4.0L 210 hp V6(4015,210 @ 5100 RPM,254 @ 3700 RPM,12/SOHC,3.95 X 3.32,9.7:1,FFV/SEFI,No,No) *All information is accurate for the 2004 Model |