Redesigned with You in Mind

It’s back and redesigned from all angles. The 2020 Ford Explorer brings you uncompromised power, comfort, and rugged good looks.

With a regal chrome and silver-paint grille, you know this SUV means business. Opt for the available 21-inch aluminum wheels, and you’ll drive the sleekest vehicle on the block.

Curious to see how this suave SUV stacks up against the Chevrolet Traverse?

We have you covered. And if you’re ready to take the 2020 Ford Explorer for a spin, visit Coccia Ford in Wilkes-Barre to schedule a test drive.

Strongest Explorer Yet

Prepare yourself for legendary adventures with the new standard RWD drivetrain. The sportier performance allows you to cruise down highways with ease. Plus, the 600 pounds of bonus towing capacity means you’ll carry more fun to your weekend getaways.

Take your boats, ATVs, and more with you with 5,600 pounds of towing capacity. Standard sway control keeps your hauls from tipping or throwing you off course.

When you’re ready to venture off the paved road, available Intelligent 4WD with Terrain Management System^™ offers what you need. With seven selectable drive modes (normal, trail, deep snow/ sand, slipper, sport, tow/ haul, and eco), no terrain will block you from a good time.

Get behind the wheel of the 2020 Ford Explorer and test the engine to its max potential. Your standard option is a 2.3L EcoBoost^® I-4. And with 300 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque, it’s ready for any adventure you have in mind.

Need more power? The Explorer ST and Platinum throw in a powerhouse 3.0L EcoBoost V6. Select the Ford Explorer ST, and unleash 400 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque on the open I-81. It makes for a fun ride you won’t forget.

For efficiency, the 2020 Ford Explorer Limited offers a 3.3L Hybrid engine. And with an EPA-estimated 27 city and 29 highway mpg, your wallet will thank you at the fuel pump.

Compared to the 2020 Chevrolet Traverse

Standard on the Chevy Traverse is a 3.6L V6 engine. With 310 hp and 266 lb-ft of torque. But it’s lacking in power compared to the Ford Explorer’s 2.3L EcoBoost engine. And it doesn’t come close to the 400 hp under the hood of the Ford Explorer ST.

The Chevy SUV also comes in front-wheel drive. Not only does it lack the control of the Ford Explorer, but it also comes up 600 pounds short with its 5,000-pound towing capacity.

Blending Comfort, Smarts, and Upscale Looks

Step into the Ford Explorer, and you’re greeted with a suite ready to pamper you.

The available leather seats add a luxurious look to your SUV. But it’s the available front- and second-row heated seats that combat the Scranton winter mornings. Ditch your gloves with the available heated steering wheel.

For extra comfort, try the Active Motion^® front seats for your commutes. Five massage themes release tension and fight fatigue while on the road.

Move to the second row, and you get your choice between two captain’s chairs or a bench that seats three. Choose the two-seat option, and you’ll have an aisle for easy access to the third row. Both choices are so comfortable, your passengers won’t complain about a two-hour ride from Dunmore to Philadelphia.

Stay connected during your drive with an available 10.1-inch Portrait touch screen. It’s like a giant tablet ready to load your favorite songs, make calls, and more.

When you ride in a Ford Explorer, you also get your personal assistant with Ford+Alexa. Find directions with voice navigation, play your favorite tunes, shop on Amazon, and control your devices at home. And that’s only the start of what Alexa will do for you.

Never again arrive late for an appointment with Ford and Waze. This navigation system alerts you of traffic jams and hazards on the road. To stay on schedule, Waze will reroute you when necessary.

Chevrolet Traverse Interior:

Enter the Traverse, and you’ll find a trendy interior. However, the captain’s chairs aren’t available on all trims. Also, the available 8-inch touchscreen is as big as your infotainment gets. No tablet-sized fun here.

When you’re looking for the extra touch of luxury, you’ll find it in the Ford Explorer.

Safe and Easy Adventures with Driver Assists

Drive efficiently with the available Ford Co-Pilot360^™ Assist+. You’ll receive all the driver assists you to make your commutes fun and safe, including:

• BLIS^® (Blind Spot Information System)
• Lane-Keeping System
• Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control

And that’s only the start of everything included in the safety package.

Parking never felt easier with the available 360-degree camera with split-view. Cameras on your grille, liftgate, and side mirrors allow you to see all angles of your SUV. Never worry about backing into a loader, bike, or anything else hiding in your blind spot.

Available Park Assist 2.0 does the hard work for you. Approach your parking space and your SUV lets you know when to stop and put your Ford Explorer in neutral. Then, hold down the Active Park Assist button, and let your Ford enter the parking space for you—dent-free and stress-free.

Chevrolet Traverse Safety

Chevrolet’s SUV offers basic driver-assist features for your drives (blind spot warnings, lane-departure information, etc.).

But, your only parking help is the Rear Park Assist Feature. And it fails to offer the same utility as the Ford Explorer’s Park Assist 2.0.

2020 Ford Explorer for Sale in Wilkes-Barre, PA

Convinced this rugged and powerful SUV is for you?

Then visit Coccia Ford in Wilkes-Barre to test-drive the Ford Explorer. Discover everything from the Explorer ST’s powerful motor to the available massaging seats inside. We’re your local Ford dealer near Scranton, PA. Our team is happy to help you with any questions that come to mind (and helping you find the right model). We look forward to your visit.