The 2017 Ford Explorer is the ideal vehicle for adventurers and large families. In addition to its eye-catching style, it offers flexible seating for up to seven passengers and an ample towing capacity of 2267 kg. While everyone in your family will agree on how spacious and luxurious the Explorer is, there may be some disagreement over which color to get. There are 10 body color options available across the five trim levels of the Explorer, each a contender for the best color ever. See each color option and its availability below.
White Platinum
White Gold
Ruby Red
Ignot Silver
Smoked Quartz
Oxford White
Canyon Ridge
Shadow Black
Magnetic Grey
Blue Jeans
While over the years, Ford has been one of the most trusted brands, in recent years the brand has upped its game to bring drivers more efficient vehicles as well as high-quality vehicles. Of its non-hybrid or electric models, there are sedans, crossovers, SUVs and trucks all with efficient powertrain technology. However, which one gets the best gas mileage?
Inside the Explorer, there are three color options available, Medium Light Caramel, Ebony Black and a special medium soft Ceramic. The cloth and leather materials are available in the Ebony Black and Medium Light Caramel while the Medium Soft Ceramic is only available in Nirvana Leather on the Platinum trim.
For more information about the features and options available with the 2017 Ford Explorer, contact our team at Sherwood Ford today. You can also view our entire new Explorer inventory online and find the model in the color of your choice.
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