A new Ford Explorer gives St. Albans-area families, commuters, and three-row SUV shoppers a midsize Ford with strong EcoBoost power, flexible seating, available Intelligent 4WD, and useful cargo room. At Nucar Ford of St. Albans, you can shop new Ford Explorer inventory, compare trims and drivetrain options, and take the next step with financing, trade-in value, or availability confirmation. For Route 7 commuting, Federal Street errands, and weekend plans near St. Albans Town Forest, the Explorer brings everyday comfort and road-trip space without moving into a full-size SUV.
Use the inventory filters to compare trim, drivetrain, engine, seating layout, towing equipment, exterior color, listed packages, technology features, price, and availability. For Explorer shoppers, it is especially helpful to confirm second-row seating, Intelligent 4WD, towing equipment, BlueCruise availability, cargo needs, garage fit, and listed options before visiting.
The new Ford Explorer continues to focus on three-row flexibility, stronger technology, towing confidence, and family-friendly space. Ford’s current Explorer information highlights the off-road-focused Tremor model, available BlueCruise hands-free highway driving with Automatic Lane Change on properly equipped models, and panoramic fixed-glass roof availability depending on model and equipment.
Ford also highlights a 13.2-inch center display, Ford Digital Experience, standard Class III Trailer Tow Package, available seating for up to seven, available Intelligent 4WD, and two EcoBoost engine choices. Because model-year equipment and ordering details can change, confirm the exact trim, drivetrain, engine, seating layout, packages, and listed features on the Explorer you are considering.
The Ford Explorer lineup gives shoppers several ways to compare price, seating, towing, off-road hardware, technology, comfort, and performance. Ford official starting MSRP should be confirmed through the current Ford Build & Price path for the exact model year, trim, drivetrain, and package because Ford’s public Explorer page may update as model-year ordering changes.
The Explorer Active 100A is the value-focused starting point for shoppers who want three-row space, core technology, and standard towing equipment. Ford lists the Active 100A with a 2.3L EcoBoost engine, Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist+ with Adaptive Cruise Control, selectable drive modes, Class III Trailer Tow Package, tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control, a 13.2-inch center display, Ford Digital Experience, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, and six USB ports.
The Explorer Active adds comfort and convenience for everyday family driving. Ford lists the Active with a 2.3L EcoBoost engine, Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist+ with Adaptive Cruise Control, heated front-row seats, heated steering wheel, power liftgate, active noise cancellation, a 10-way power driver’s seat, and available Intelligent 4WD.
The Explorer ST-Line gives shoppers a sportier look without moving to the ST performance engine. Ford lists ST-Line highlights such as 20-inch Ebony-painted machined aluminum wheels, black exterior accents, Explorer hood badging, unique cloth-trimmed seats with red stitching, 360-Degree Camera, B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 10 speakers including subwoofer, and optional BlueCruise.
The Explorer Tremor is the off-road-focused model in the lineup. Ford lists Tremor highlights such as available 3.0L EcoBoost V6 power, Intelligent 4WD, Torsen limited-slip rear axle, off-road tuned suspension with increased ride height, underbody protection, off-road auxiliary lights, 18-inch Ebony Black-painted aluminum wheels with all-terrain tires, heated front- and second-row seats, and optional BlueCruise.
The Explorer Platinum focuses on premium comfort and technology. Ford lists Platinum highlights such as 20-inch Luster Nickel-painted aluminum wheels, adaptive headlamps, available panoramic fixed-glass roof with power sunshade, heated, ventilated, massaging front-row seats with leather inserts, B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 14 speakers including subwoofer, heated front- and second-row seats, PowerFold third-row seats, and BlueCruise with an included plan period.
The Explorer ST is the performance-focused trim. Ford lists the ST with a 3.0L EcoBoost V6, sport-tuned suspension, performance brakes with red-painted brake calipers, 21-inch Magnetite-painted aluminum wheels, quad-tipped exhaust, heated and ventilated front-row seats, PowerFold third-row seats, B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 10 speakers including subwoofer, and BlueCruise.
Starting MSRP, dealer price, destination and delivery charges, taxes, title, license, options, dealer fees, incentives, and dealer-installed accessories vary by vehicle. Dealer sets final price. Confirm current Ford starting MSRP, vehicle equipment, model year, drivetrain, availability, and pricing for the exact Explorer you are considering.
Compare new Ford Explorer trims in current inventory to see which models are available at Nucar Ford of St. Albans.
The right Explorer depends on how much passenger space, cargo room, winter traction, towing equipment, performance, and comfort you need for life around Franklin County.
The Ford Explorer offers seating for six or seven people depending on model and seating configuration. Ford lists second-row captain’s chairs as standard on most models, while ST-Line uses a second-row bench seat and select models may offer a bench to add one more passenger seat.
A six-passenger Explorer can make third-row access easier and may feel more comfortable for older kids, adults, or long trips. A seven-passenger Explorer can be useful for larger families, carpooling, school events, and days when one more seat matters. Confirm the second-row setup on the exact Explorer before visiting because it changes how the SUV works day to day.
The Explorer gives shoppers three-row flexibility without the larger footprint of a full-size SUV. Ford lists the Explorer at 198.7 inches long, with 16.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row and 46.0 cubic feet behind the second row.
Maximum cargo space is listed at up to 85.8 cubic feet on Active 100A, Active, and ST-Line models, and 85.3 cubic feet on Tremor, Platinum, and ST models. That gives families room for groceries, sports bags, pet gear, luggage, camping supplies, or winter equipment while still keeping the Explorer manageable for Kingman Street parking, BFA-area pickups, and daily runs across St. Albans City.
The Explorer sits in the midsize three-row SUV category, which can make it easier to live with than a full-size SUV while still giving families third-row seating. Ford lists the Explorer at 198.7 inches long, 78.9 inches wide without mirrors, 89.3 inches wide with mirrors, and 82.7 inches wide with mirrors folded.
Those numbers are worth checking against your garage, driveway, school pickup routine, and regular parking spots. Drivers who need three rows but still spend time in tighter lots, downtown spaces, or winter driveways may find the Explorer easier to manage than a larger SUV.
The Ford Explorer is a strong midsize SUV choice for shoppers who want three-row seating and standard towing equipment. Ford lists every Explorer model with up to 5,000 pounds of towing capacity thanks to the standard Class III Trailer Tow Package.
Trailer weight is only one part of the decision. Passengers, cargo, accessories, hitch equipment, trailer brakes, hills, and winter road conditions all matter. Before towing a small camper, utility trailer, boat, ATV trailer, or snowmobile trailer, confirm the exact vehicle’s equipment and the loaded trailer weight.
A towing rating works best when the vehicle, trailer, and load are planned together. Before choosing a new Ford Explorer for towing, confirm these details:
Those details matter when the SUV needs to handle VT-104 commutes, errands along Lake Street, or a utility trailer headed toward Fairfield. Contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans to confirm engine, drivetrain, seating, towing equipment, cargo space, and availability on a specific Ford Explorer.
Ford Explorer Tremor vs. STThe Explorer Tremor and Explorer ST serve different shoppers. Tremor is the Explorer to compare when you want more trail-ready hardware, including Intelligent 4WD, all-terrain tires, increased ride height, underbody protection, and the Torsen limited-slip rear axle.
The Explorer ST is the performance-focused model. It uses the 3.0L EcoBoost V6 as standard equipment and adds sport-tuned suspension, performance brakes with red-painted calipers, quad-tipped exhaust, and ST styling. Choose based on how you drive: Tremor for rougher roads and camp-road confidence, ST for stronger on-road performance.
The Explorer is the more manageable three-row Ford SUV for shoppers who want family space, available Intelligent 4WD, and useful towing without stepping up to a full-size SUV. It fits well for daily routines, school runs, commuting, and weekend drives where parking size and fuel use still matter.
The Expedition is Ford’s larger full-size three-row SUV. It is the better match for shoppers who need more maximum cargo space, stronger towing potential, and a larger overall cabin. Compare Explorer and Expedition based on seating, garage space, towing needs, cargo room, budget, and how often the third row stays in use.
The Ford Explorer brings modern technology into a three-row SUV cabin. Ford lists a 13.2-inch center display, Ford Digital Experience, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, available Ford Connectivity Package features, available Google Maps integration, and available Wi-Fi hotspot support for up to 10 devices.
Comfort features vary by trim and package, with available heated front-row seats, heated second-row seats, heated steering wheel, ventilated front seats, multicontour massaging front seats, available leather-trimmed seating, PowerFold third-row seats, panoramic fixed-glass roof with power sunshade, and B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen.
Ford Co-Pilot360 driver-assist features are part of the Explorer feature story. Available features may include Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering, Lane-Keeping System, BLIS with Cross-Traffic Alert, 360-Degree Camera, Trailer Coverage, and available BlueCruise hands-free highway driving on equipped models.
Browse new Ford Explorer inventory to review listed technology, comfort, towing, and driver-assist features by vehicle.
Nucar Ford of St. Albans can help shoppers compare purchase and finance options for a new Ford Explorer. Current Ford Explorer deals, lease specials, finance offers, rebates, APR programs, and incentives may change, so review current specials or ask the team for personalized options based on the specific vehicle and your qualifications.
Nucar Ford of St. Albans offers new Ford Explorer inventory for shoppers in Saint Albans City and the surrounding Franklin County area. Inventory changes as vehicles are sold, reserved, ordered, or added, so confirm the exact listing before visiting.
Current Ford Explorer shopping paths may include Active 100A, Active, ST-Line, Tremor, Platinum, and ST models depending on inventory and model year. Check current listings for trim, engine, drivetrain, seating, equipment, pricing, and availability.
Official Ford starting MSRP varies by model year, trim, drivetrain, and package. Confirm the current Ford starting MSRP through Ford Build & Price or with Nucar Ford of St. Albans for the exact Explorer you are considering.
New Ford Explorer pricing depends on trim, drivetrain, packages, options, destination and delivery charges, dealer pricing, incentives, and availability. Use Ford starting MSRP to compare trims, then contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans for current vehicle-specific pricing.
The Ford Explorer seats six or seven people depending on model and second-row seating. Second-row captain’s chairs are standard on most models, while a second-row bench can add one more seat on select configurations.
Ford lists rear-wheel drive as standard on many 2.3L EcoBoost models and available Intelligent 4WD depending on configuration. Tremor uses Intelligent 4WD, and ST can be equipped with available Intelligent 4WD.
Garage fit depends on your space, door opening, storage layout, and how much walking room you need around the vehicle. Ford lists the Explorer at 198.7 inches long, 78.9 inches wide without mirrors, 89.3 inches wide with mirrors, and 82.7 inches wide with mirrors folded, so measure your garage before choosing a specific model.
Ford lists 16.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row and 46.0 cubic feet behind the second row. Maximum cargo volume is listed at up to 85.8 cubic feet on Active 100A, Active, and ST-Line models, and up to 85.3 cubic feet on Tremor, Platinum, and ST models.
Yes. Ford lists every Explorer model with up to 5,000 pounds of towing capacity thanks to the standard Class III Trailer Tow Package. Confirm loaded trailer weight, passengers, cargo, and equipment before towing.
Ford lists a 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 with 300 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque, plus a 3.0L EcoBoost V6 with 385 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. The 3.0L engine is standard on ST and available on Tremor.
Fuel economy depends on engine, drivetrain, equipment, wheels, and driving conditions. Confirm the EPA-estimated MPG for the exact Explorer you are considering before comparing long-term fuel costs.
The Explorer Tremor is built for shoppers who want more rough-road hardware than a regular family SUV. Ford lists Tremor with Intelligent 4WD, all-terrain tires, increased ride height, underbody protection, Torsen limited-slip rear axle, and available 3.0L EcoBoost V6 power.
The Explorer ST is the performance-focused Explorer model. Ford lists it with the 3.0L EcoBoost V6, sport-tuned suspension, performance brakes with red-painted brake calipers, 21-inch Magnetite-painted aluminum wheels, and quad-tipped exhaust.
The Explorer is the more manageable midsize three-row Ford SUV, while the Expedition is the larger full-size three-row Ford SUV. Choose Explorer for easier daily size and useful three-row flexibility; compare Expedition if you need more maximum cargo room, stronger towing potential, and a larger cabin.
Ford Explorer lease specials and incentives may change and may depend on the specific vehicle, model year, residency, credit approval, and program rules. Review current new Ford specials or contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans for current offer details.
Yes. Nucar Ford of St. Albans can help shoppers compare finance options for a new Ford Explorer. Specific approvals, rates, terms, incentives, and monthly payments are not guaranteed and depend on the selected vehicle and individual qualifications.
Yes. You can use the online trade-in tool to start the valuation process, then work with the dealership team to review your current car, SUV, truck, or van and apply its value toward your next Ford purchase plan.
Yes. Shoppers coming from nearby towns should confirm availability, pricing, trim, drivetrain, seating, towing equipment, vehicle location, and listed options before visiting. That helps keep the visit straightforward and reduces the chance of missing a vehicle that has recently sold, moved, or changed status.
Why Buy Your Ford Explorer from Nucar Ford of St. Albans?A new Ford Explorer can be a smart fit for St. Albans-area shoppers who want three-row seating, available Intelligent 4WD, strong EcoBoost power, useful towing strength, and modern Ford technology in a midsize SUV. Start with current Ford Explorer inventory, compare new Ford vehicles, value your trade, or apply for financing, then connect with Nucar Ford of St. Albans to confirm availability, drivetrain, seating, towing equipment, and the details that matter most. Around here, Everyone Loves a Nucar!
