Some paint options for the 2026 Ford Explorer come at an additional cost. These include Star White Metallic Tri-coat, Vapor Blue Metallic, Rapid Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat, and Marsh Grey. The remaining paint options come standard with no extra fee. 

The interior of the 2026 Ford Explorer depends on the trim level. Each model has its own aesthetic to match the personality of the vehicle. 

At Sherwood Ford, you can custom-order the colour you want, even if it isn’t in our inventory. Reach out to us today to find the Explorer SUV you’ve been waiting for. 

No, colour availability varies by trim level. While some colours are shared across multiple trims, others are exclusive to specific models like the ST, Tremor, or Platinum. It’s always a good idea to check your preferred trim to see which options are available. 

Neutral tones like Agate Black Metallic, Carbonized Grey Metallic, and Space White Metallic tend to be the most popular choices due to their timeless look and resale value. However, bolder options like Rapid Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat are great for drivers who want to stand out. 

Darker colours like black and grey can show dirt, dust, and scratches more easily than lighter shades. They may require more frequent washing to maintain a clean appearance, while lighter colours tend to hide imperfections better. 

Generally, neutral colours such as white, black, and grey hold their value best over time because they appeal to a wider range of buyers. 

Yes, visiting the dealership is the best way to view colours in different lighting conditions. Photos can vary, so seeing the vehicle in person helps you make a more confident decision. 

They can. Metallic and tri-coat finishes like Star White or Rapid Red may appear brighter in sunlight and more subdued in low light, which can slightly change how the colour looks throughout the day. 

In many cases, changes can be made if the order hasn’t entered production yet. It’s best to contact the dealership as soon as possible if you’re considering a change.