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From its redesigned interior and over 85 cubic feet of cargo space to its multiple drive modes and Ford Digital Experience in-car technology, the 2025 Ford Explorer continues the range's dominant reputation as America's best-selling SUV and is available right here at your local Ford dealership. more Drive with Confidence The Explorer comes equipped with driver-assist technology that helps you feel more confident behind the wheel. The Blind Spot Information System alerts you to vehicles on either side, as well as traffic crossing behind you, reducing the risk of collision. The Adaptive Cruise Control helps you maintain your preferred speed and keeps you well-positioned in your lane. It will even slow your vehicle in heavy traffic and get you back up to speed once the road clears. Advanced In-Vehicle Personalization Every model in the Explorer range comes with the Ford Digital Experience as standard. A high-resolution 13.2-inch touchscreen lets you control everything from the car's AC system and exterior mirrors to in-vehicle apps from the Google Play store. Use the integrated Google Maps to avoid heavy traffic or poor road conditions, or to plan a more eco-friendly route to your destination. The Ford Digital Experience lets you control your in-car technology through your Google account or with Alexa. You can send texts, shuffle your playlist, change your route on the fly, and more, with voice-activated commands. New models come with a 1-year trial of Ford Premium Connectivity, allowing you to stream the best in podcasts, music, and video content directly to your vehicle. Elegant Interior This new range of Ford Explorer models has had a complete internal redesign, providing optimal comfort and convenience on those long road trips. This includes a superior sound system from the audio experts at Bang & Olufsen, wireless charging for your smartphones, ambient lighting to set the mood, and an impressive cargo capacity of over 85 cubic feet. Additional seating options are available, including cloth or leather upholstery and multicontour massaging seats. Drive Your Way The Explorer is a versatile machine, with all four 2025 models boasting a powerful rear-wheel drive with six selectable drive modes as standard. Combined with Ford's proprietary Terrain Management System, the Explorer is designed to deliver optimal performance under any surface conditions. For even greater control and handling, all 2025 Explorers can be upgraded to four-wheel drive, complete with an additional Hill Descent Control facility. However you choose to drive, the Explorer has a drive mode for you. Are you ready to get behind the wheel of America's most popular SUV of all time and experience its exceptional features for yourself? Contact us at JP Ford in Blytheville, AR, today to schedule a test drive of any of our Ford Explorer models.

Your neighborhood Ford dealership offers two outstanding choices if you want a three-row family SUV. Explore the differences between the 2025 Ford Explorer, a midsize model, and the full-size 2025 Ford Expedition. Both options have been fully redesigned for the new model year with new tech, revised engines, and more. more Power and Performance The base model of the Explorer has a 300-horsepower four-cylinder engine, while the larger Expedition offers 400 hp in the base model. It also has a more powerful twin-turbo V6 that gets up to 440 hp, and you can upgrade the Explorer to a 400-hp engine in the top trims. You'll be able to tow up to 5,000 pounds with the Explorer and a max of 9,800 with the Expedition, and you can add advanced trailer features like Pro Trailer Backup Assist. Both SUVs come with rear-wheel or four-wheel drive and a 10-speed automatic transmission. Infotainment Tech The Explorer features a standard 13.2-inch touchscreen and 12.3-inch driver information display while the Expedition offers a 24-inch display screen with the same infotainment touchscreen as in the Explorer. In either, you'll have standard smartphone connectivity with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as a Wi-Fi hotspot, Amazon Alexa voice commands, and built-in Google Apps. Wireless charging is optional for both SUVs. Interior Space and Features Each SUV lets you choose a three-seat bench or two captain's chairs for the second row. Seating ranges from seven to eight in the Expedition, which accommodates three people in the third row. The Explorer fits two in the third row for a total of six or seven ​passengers. The Expedition comes in a long-wheelbase model, expanding its total cargo space from 108.5 to more than 123 cubic feet. The Explorer maxes out at almost 88 cubic feet of space when you fold down the rear seats. Driver Assistance Both models feature advanced driver assistance tech across the lineup. Standard safety systems include automatic high beams, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, and automatic emergency braking. You can also get either of these SUVs with BlueCruise, which gives you hands-free driving capabilities on many North American highways. You can compare these models in person today and bring home the ideal SUV for your family. The Explorer comes in four different trims and you can choose from five trims of the Expedition. Visit JP Ford in Blytheville, AR today to test drive either the 2025 Explorer or Expedition.