What are the features of a 2013 Ford Explorer?

What are the features of a 2013 Ford Explorer?

The 2013 Ford Explorer includes all the basic safety features one would expect, such as four-wheel, anti-lock brakes, stability and traction control, front, rear, and third row head airbags, and dual front with head protection chambers side-mounted airbags.

Is the Ford Explorer a third row seat?

Third-row room is tight — the norm in this class, though the Dodge Durango and Ford’s own Flex buck the trend — and the Ford Explorer SUV remains among a shrinking number of SUVs that don’t offer sliding second-row seats for walk-in access to the third row seating. (The Pilot, Highlander, Pathfinder and Chevrolet Traverse all do.)

What are the standard airbags on a 2013 Ford Explorer?

Seven standard airbags include a new front-passenger knee airbag for 2013 (curiously, the driver doesn’t get one) plus the federally required antilock brakes and electronic stability system. A blind spot warning system, forward collision warning and Ford’s inflatable second-row seat belts (read about them here) are optional.

How big is the interior of a Ford Explorer?

With the second row folded flat, it opens up a huge 73.4 cu-ft. Explorer: With all seven seats deployed, the Explorer has 18.2 cubic feet of space in which to put your Costco shopping behind the third row.

Is there leg room in the middle row in a Ford Explorer?

Middle-row knee room and legroom are not up to the standard set by others in the class, and the third row is unlikely to impress taller-than-average adults. Rear door access can be clumsy if the doors can’t be opened past the first detent because space is tight between the large door map pockets and the prominent rear wheel arches.

How many seats does a 2013 Ford Explorer have?

Seating The 2013 Explorer comes standard with seating for seven, but Limited trims can be outfitted with a second-row center console that decreases the seating capacity to six. The standard driver’s seat is six-way power-adjustable, though 10-way power-adjustable heated and cooled seats are available on higher trims.

How much space does the Ford Explorer have?

The Explorer provides 18.2 cubic feet of space behind the third row, 47.9 cubic feet behind the second row, and up to 87.8 cubic feet with all rear seats folded. These totals are above average for a midsize SUV, and there’s a decent amount of small-item storage throughout the cabin.

Is the front seat comfortable in a Ford Explorer?

The front seats are spacious and comfortable, but the other two rows are less inviting and less comfortable than those of many rivals. Cargo space is good for the segment, and there are plenty of standard features, including a user-friendly infotainment system and lots of driver assistance technology.