Used 2019 Ford Explorer for Sale

What's New in the 2019 Ford Explorer?

FordPass Connect replaces SYNC Connect on the top three grades. Blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert is now standard on the top four trims. Ford Safe and Smart Package with adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning/brake support, and lane-keeping assist is standard on Platinum, and available on XLT, Limited and Sport trims. There are also assorted changes in other option packages, as well as a few new grade-specific appearance tweaks.  See the 2019 Ford Explorer models for sale near you

Which Explorer is the Best?

An XLT with the Safe and Smart package is family friendly, both in terms of budget and overall protection. Find a Ford Explorer for sale

How Much Does a 2019 Ford Explorer Cost?

The 2019 Ford Explorer is offered in Base, XLT, Limited, Sport and Platinum trims. Many of the standard features in the higher levels are available as options in the lower trims. Standard on the Sport and Platinum, AWD is a $2,150 option on Base, XLT and Limited grades. All prices include factory delivery fee. Base ($33,460) comes with a decent list of standard equipment, including 18-in alloy wheels, keyless entry, LED lighting front and rear, auto on/off headlights, a rearview camera (with a washer), an 8-way power-adjustable driver's seat, a third-row split/folding seat, heated power outboard mirrors, a capless fuel filler, Bluetooth, USB ports, Ford SYNC, a tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, MyKey, a 6-speaker audio system and a 4.2-in display. A new Safe and Smart package bundles together rain-sensing wipers, automatic high beams, lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control with forward-collision mitigation. XLT ($35,495) brings LED fog lights, rear parking sensors, roof rack side rails, upgraded brakes, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, satellite radio, a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat, a 6-way power-adjustable front passenger seat, push-button start and satellite radio. The XLT Sport Appearance Package includes 20-in alloy wheels, bespoke grille and mirror caps, plus black side cladding and roof rack. The cabin gets dark gray leather front seats with suede seatback inserts, contrast stitching, door trim inserts and a few more cosmetic additions. The XLT Driver Connect Package brings voice-activated navigation with real-time traffic updates, AppleCar Play, Android Auto, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a power lift gate, an upgraded 7-speaker audio system, Wi-Fi hot spot and an 8-in touchscreen. Limited ($43,860) has leather upholstery, 20-in wheels, a hands-free power lift gate, a front-facing camera (with a washer), an 8-in touchscreen, voice-activated navigation, power adjustment for the steering wheel and pedals, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated/ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, power-folding function for the third seating row, remote start, ambient cabin lighting, Wi-Fi, SYNC 3 upgraded infotainment system with 12-speaker Sony audio system, blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, LED fog lights, an 110-volt outlet, navigation and an 8-in touchscreen. Active Park Assist is an option. Sport ($47,720) has 20-in wheels of a different design to the Limited version. It also has a sportier suspension tune and AWD as standard. Some of the Limited's equipment is optional in the Sport, like the navigation system and power tailgate. Standard features include second-row armrest with cup holders, perforated leather seating with red-accent stitching and trailer-tow package. Platinum($55,260) gets pretty much everything listed up to this point, along with a dual sunroof, a parking assistance for perpendicular/parallel spaces, Ford Safe and Smart Package, rain-sensing wipers, higher-grade cabin materials, power adjustable pedals with memory, and an upgraded version of 12-speaker Sony audio with live acoustics. The only options here are power-folding captain's chairs for the second row and a rear entertainment system.