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Matt writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Limited AWD Review
ProsGreat looking, fun to drive, powerful Consprice is a bit high, on road only
105
Great Summer Truck — When you look at this car it looks mean, and its mean when your driving it too. the build quality on it is good, the ride is good not too rough. this is a great truck to drive. The only things that i can think of that i dont like about it is that in the winter when you even think about going near the break the ABS kicks in, the traction control just doesnt seem right for this truck, when you step on the gas it slow to react but when it does it goes and the AWD gets a little annoying when you want to kick the back end out Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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Ryan writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Limited AWD Review
ProsHandling and style of the truck. ConsFuel economy is alright but could be better.
85
2010 Adrenalin — Great truck! Has quite a bit of power but would have done better if it was fitted with the original supercharger idea that Ford designed. Very fun to drive and handles beautifully. Plan to put a saleen kit in the future to help with power loss although 300 hp is good for now. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Jonathan writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT Review
ProsOverall a good vehicle for a college student. Safe, smooth, comfortable, reliable. ConsNothing too exciting. Average vehicle.
305
Nice Car With Smooth Ride. Reliable. No Real Negatives (other Than Towing And Hauling Power) — Performance: this explorer was equipped with a 6 cylinder engine and has decent power... adequate for passing on two lane roads when necessary.. nothing spectacular - handling is similar to an SUV rather than a real pickup truck (because it's frame is shared by the explorer which is more sedan-based than truck-based) Build Quality - Average interior quality... nothing overly impressive, nothing too cheap and flimsy Appearance: very nice exterior look, he has HIDs which adds a lot. Gas mileage is good (about 20ish on average) Fun factor: not unenjoyable to drive, smooth and comfortable for long distances... no stellar power or handling to keep you entertained by it though Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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rayj01 writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Limited Review
ProsLove the smooth ride, the Microsoft In Sync service makes my drive more pleasurable. The sun roof along with the back windows capability to go down makes it a nice ride in the summer. ConsCould use more horsepower for a big truck/SUV such as this my last car was a 3 series BMW and it had more power. 
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Great Look And Drive. — I just recently came out of a car to an SUV once again and I love it minus the gas mileage of course. I love this truck and going from a BWM to a Ford people thought I was crazy but I love the IN SYNC system and enjoy the ride. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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kialh2000 writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT 4WD Review
ProsIt is a good small pick up. plenty of room in the bed and has roomy interior and I am a big guy :) ConsNot good for hauling lumber and pulling trailers behind which is what I need. 
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Looks Nice, Drives Nice — Its black so to me looks great, is very roomy for a big guy like myself. It is a quiet running pick-up and get right around 18mpg. has a 22 1/2 gallon tank which surprised me but still does well on gas compared to other pick-ups. It was only in the shop one time to have the radiator replace which cracked, but is routinely maintained. It handles great and brakes are good, and would also be a fun little ride off road Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Motsamai writes:
2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT 4WD Review
Pros4x4 Capability ConsDashboard
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Awesome Wild!!! — Best SUV if you wanna go offroad and be adventorous and wild. 7 Seater with boat space. Rear Seat and thus create more boot space for your enjoynment. You can feel the torque while driving this car unlike other SUV in the market. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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