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The 2013 Explorer Sport was launched by Ford at the 2012 New York Auto Show to fill a high performance niche of the automaker's SUV lineup.
The Explorer Sport is powered by the same 3.5 liter, twin-turbo, Ecoboost V6 from the current Ford Taurus SHO. Power is down slightly from the Taurus SHO to 350hp but the same 350lb-ft of torque. All models come with all-wheel drive, and a six-speed automatic transmission. Ford also improved the suspension by increasing damping by 20% and spring rates by 10%. It will tow 5,000lbs.
To differentiate the Explorer Sport on the outside, the truck as 20in wheels and blacked-out headlight surround and tail light surround, mirror covers and rear bumper trim. The grill is painted gray with a deeper front bumper to suck in more air. There are also Sport and Ecoboost badges.
Inside, the trucks get leather seats, model-specific steering wheel, Sport-logo floor mats and illuminated scuff plates.
The Explorer Sport comes standard with 4WD with Terrain Management System, dual-zone, automatic climate control, ten-way power, heated driver’s seat, compass and exterior temperature display, rear view camera, SYNC with MyFord Touch and Sony stereo with HD radio and 12 speakers. It is available in four colors: Ruby Red Metallic Clearcoat, White Platinum Metallic Tri-Coat, Tuxedo Black Metallic and Ingot Silver Metallic
Optional equipment includes: park assist, blind spot assist, folding mirrors, remote start, adjustable pedals, dual-panel moonroof, power rear hatch and tow package.
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