2004 Ford Explorer
124,406 Miles
$5,900

Seattle, WA
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1996 Ford Explorer
287,857 Miles
$2,495

Seattle, WA
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2002 Ford Explorer
186,204 Miles
$3,995

Seattle, WA
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2008 Ford Explorer
107,000 Miles
$10,500

Bellevue, WA
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2016 Ford Explorer
46,520 Miles
$28,995

Seattle, WA
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2013 Ford Explorer
107,051 Miles
$15,998

Seattle, WA
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2015 Ford Explorer
62,195 Miles
$25,990

Bellevue, WA
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2016 Ford Explorer
75,971 Miles
$29,995

Seattle, WA
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2015 Ford Explorer
42,566 Miles
$30,988

Seattle, WA
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2013 Ford Explorer
106,945 Miles
$17,995

Seattle, WA
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2014 Ford Explorer
106,328 Miles
$16,995

Seattle, WA
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2017 Ford Explorer
42,634 Miles
$27,998

Seattle, WA
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2017 Ford Explorer
41,954 Miles
$32,970

Seattle, WA
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2014 Ford Explorer
101,766 Miles
$17,995

Seattle, WA
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2016 Ford Explorer
41,320 Miles
$29,500

Seattle, WA
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2006 Ford Explorer
108,041 Miles
$7,995

Seattle, WA
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2008 Ford Explorer
107,121 Miles
$10,995

Seattle, WA
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2013 Ford Explorer
68,056 Miles
$19,910

Kirkland, WA
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Seattle, WA Ford Explorer Buyer's Guide

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4.1
195 Reviews
Overall
4.1
Value
4.1
Performance
3.8
Style
4.1
Comfort
4.2
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
3.9
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2001 Ford Explorer - Incredibly reliable

Corey
Seattle, Washington
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
4.0
Style
3.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
1.0
Reliability
5.0
My Ford Explorer has been incredibly reliable. It is a large vehicle, similar to a truck, which definitely comes in handy for all sorts of tasks from running errands to moving furniture. The vehicle is large enough and sturdy enough so that I feel safe on the road. It also handles really well and is incredibly easy to drive and maneuver on the road. This vehicle also has really low maintenance, even for being a slightly older option—there have not been many issues with the vehicle besides regular maintenance. This has been an incredibly high-quality car for the money. I would highly recommend owning a car like this one.
Story
I live in a big city with limited parking, I definitely wasn't thinking about all the parallel parking I would need to do. It was quite the learning curve!
Pros
My favorite features of this vehicle are the leather seats that have seat warmers included. I also really love the back-up sensors on the vehicle. It makes it way easier to parallel park and maneuver a large car in the city. Another great feature of this car is the space for hauling items. The seats fold down as well for even greater storage capacity. It definitely comes in handy.
Cons
A major con for owning this vehicle is the gas mileage. At this point, it gets about 14 miles per gallon—a little more on the highway, but it evens out to 14 miles per gallon. The car can also be a bit bouncy and rides like a truck. It's not as comfortable as a smaller car might be.

1999 Ford Explorer - The Versatile Ford Explorer

Alex
Cottage Lake, Washington
Overall
4.0
Value
4.0
Performance
3.0
Style
4.0
Comfort
3.0
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
2.0
The Ford Explorer is one of the most versatile vehicles on the road. It performs well in 4x4 conditions and can take you anywhere from the ski resort to a snowy backcountry trailhead. The Explorer is narrower than most SUVs, making it easier to drive and park in the city as well. In 1999, the Explorer was rated for 18mpg city and 23mpg highway; this is impressive given the age of the vehicle.
Story
One of the most fun things I've done with my Explorer was going on a road trip in California. I made a bed in the back and essentially turned the rig into an RV, camping out in parking lots as I travelled.
Pros
The Explorer has plenty of cargo space. The length of the cargo area makes it is easy to lie down and sleep in the back. I am just under 6 feet tall and I fit with no issues. The automatic 4x4 makes driving backroads safer, as it will kick in as soon as the wheels start to slip. Routine maintenance such as oil changes and brake replacement is easy with an Explorer; being an older vehicle, the systems are not complicated enough to be confusing!
Cons
As the Explorer ages, rattles become worse and worse. It's not the highest quality vehicle on the road. With routine maintenance, it's possible to keep the ride smooth, but it will not be a Cadillac. Mechanical issues become more common around 130,000+ miles.
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2012 Ford Explorer - Bill Pierre Ford Seattle

Mike
Seattle, Washington
Overall
5.0
Facility
5.0
Process
5.0
Quality
5.0
Service
5.0
I know many of the employees. Great environment for a stressful time.

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