Ford's Explorer has defied expectations by retaining a significant number of customers who previously owned the discontinued Escape and Edge models. As the automaker transitioned those buyers to new vehicles like the Bronco Sport crossover and Maverick pickup, many were seen as logical landing spots. However, the Explorer's versatility and wide range of trim levels have proven to be a major draw for those seeking a capable and feature-packed SUV. With a loyal customer base and a reputation for reliability, it appears the Explorer is successfully filling the void left by its departed siblings.
The Bronco Sport crossover and Maverick pickup were seen as logical landing spots for customers of the discontinued Escape and Edge. But the Explorer is proving versatile enough to retain those buyers ...
