
If you’ve decided to upgrade your family’s vehicle this year to the 2024 Ford Explorer but aren’t sure which trim you want, you’ve come to the right place! In this overview of the available Ford Explorer trims, we’ll touch on the facts that you’ll need to make your decision — facts like the Ford Explorer trims’ MSRP, their key features, and the optional Ford Explorer packages or equipment groups that are available.
So before you rush down to Kingman to build a Ford Explorer with our experts’ help, read on to see what the Ford Explorer trims offer! Once you’ve selected a Ford Explorer build or trim you like, our experts can help you customize it to your specific needs.
Contact us if you have questions about this process, or drive down from Golden Valley! We’d love to show you around and answer any of your questions about the Ford Explorer trim levels.
The Ford Explorer starts at $36,860 for the base Explorer and goes up to $54,770 for the Platinum. Here are MSRPs for each of the Ford Explorer trim levels, plus some key features you can expect for each (Ford Co-Pilot 360™ is standard across all trims):
Explorer: $36,860
XLT: $38,670
ST-Line: $46,455
Limited: $47,520
Timberline: $49,430
ST: $50,105
King Ranch®: $54,625
Platinum: $54,770
While most Ford Explorer trims are outfitted with standard equipment groups, they can also be further upgraded with optional packages and equipment groups to take on the streets of Dolan Springs. Here are some packages and equipment groups you can use to custom-build a Ford Explorer of your own:
Limited (301A) Equipment Group (upgrade from 300A)
ST High (401A) Equipment Group (upgrade from 400A)
Timberline® Technology Package
XLT Sport Appearance Package
We hope you found this trim-level overview of the 2024 Ford Explorer useful! No matter which Ford Explorer build you choose, we know you and your family will be in excellent hands. So take a drive down from Hackberry, and visit us! After reading about the various Ford Explorer trims, we bet you can’t wait to test-drive one, so see you soon!
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