New 2008 Ford Explorer - Walkaround "Unplugged"
2008 Ford Explorer Breaking News
Mom trapped as train hit - News & Observer December 11, 2009
CharlotteObserver.comThe East Durham mother and two of her sons were in her Ford Explorer when rail crossing arms lowered and trapped them Wednesday afternoon on the tracks at Two boys who died at train crossing identifiedall 62 news articles »
Ford's November sales flat - Louisville Business First December 02, 2009
Ford's November sales flatSales of the Ford Explorer SUV, which is made at the Louisville Assembly Plant on Fern Valley Road, declined 6.8 percent in November, to 4440 units from and more »
Man convicted of second-degree assault against Pr. George's officer - Washington Post December 03, 2009
Man convicted of second-degree assault against Pr. George's officerFootage from the camera showed the Ford Explorer crossing the yellow line and heading toward the cruiser. The SUV appears to speed up in the moment before
Treasure Island OKs new police SUV - Tampa Bay Newspapers December 09, 2009
1 to approve the purchase of a 2010 Ford Explorer 4-wheel drive for the police department. Cost of the V-6 SUV is $25907, which includes $1900 for an and more »
Eagan remains in ICU - Georgetown News Democrat December 10, 2009
He stopped his 1997 Ford Explorer slightly left of center and started to get out. A 17-year-old Sardinia male struck Eagan and the driver's door of the and more »
Ford EcoBoost: The little engine that could
While manufacturers like Toyota ( , Fortune 500 ) are competing to build exotic battery-powered vehicles, Ford has become a leader in conventional engines for perhaps the first time since Henry Ford introduced the Ford V-8 in 1932. But Explorer's high numbers vindicates Ford's controversial decision to downsize its engines -- notably for its light trucks -- by reducing the number of cylinders and adding turbochargers to compensate for the lost horsepower and torque. The new engine is a turbocharged four-cylinder, part of a new family of internal-combustion power plants with direct injection that Ford calls EcoBoost. FORTUNE -- In a little-noticed development recently, Ford announced that it had received EPA certification for a new engine in its best-selling Explorer. The Explorer's achievement reinforces the role of conventional gasoline-powered engines in meeting the challenges of greater fuel economy.
Q:
Will FORD change the body of the 2008 Ford Explorer? Any info on the upcoming Explorer would be great?
I really want to purchase the 2007 Explorer Eddie Bauer, but 'm scared I may miss out on the 2008 Explorer and any new features that may come with it. Does anybody have any info. Ive looked everywhere and FORD appears to be tight lipped about it.
(asked by Deftone2k7 on April 15, 2007)
A: Type in 2008 ford explorer and you will see for yourself .Dont listen to these fools.This site should be called yahoo opinions instead of yahoo answers (answered by Billy T on April 18, 2007)
A: y it still will be a ford. if you want a god SUV go with Toyota or Nissan.
(answered by cyndy a on April 15, 2007)
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Will the keyless entry fobs for a 2006 Ford Explorer, work for a 2008 Ford Expedition if properly programmed?
We had a 2006 Ford Explorer with keyless entry, we are getting a 2008 Ford Expedition. We have several key fobs and would like to know if they will work with the Expedition.
(asked by epd836 on August 28, 2008)
A: According to the Ford chart your key FOBs should work with the Expedition, they will just need to be programmed to the vehicle. (answered by bikertrash on August 29, 2008)
A: as long as the frequency is the same than it can be programed to work.
(answered by superzuki89 on August 28, 2008)
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I'm interested in buying a 2008 Ford Explorer, but worry what will happen if Ford is not "bailed out"-thoughts?
With all the great incentives, it seems like a great time to buy a Ford Explorer. My only concern is what happens to my warranty, etc. Ford is not "bailed out"?
(asked by Puzzled in Dixie on November 25, 2008)
A: By law Ford or anyone that buys them would still have to honor your warranty and continue to provide parts. You will be just fine. (answered by emiller1998 on November 25, 2008)
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