MotorWeek: Road Test
The 2006 Ford Explorer is technically not all-new. The last frame-up change was in 2002. But with so many newer rivals, Ford made this mid-cycle revamping so complete that little of last year's Explorer remains. The almost all-new Explorer is more powerful, more capable, and stylish, and is available in 14 configurations.
2006 Ford Explorer, Eddie Bauer, XLT Sport - Review / Road Test
The Explorer lineup from bottom to top includes the XLS ($27,175), XLT ($28,870), XLT Sport ($30,845), Eddie Bauer ($30,845), and Limited ($33,160), with all prices reflecting the inclusion of the $645 destination and delivery charges. Ford is quick to point out that these suggested retail prices are from $675 to $3,900 lower than Click for a larger 2006 Ford Explorer picture those for comparably equipped 2005 models, which don't benefit from all the improvements for 2006. The Eddie Bauer version adds yet another grille design, running boards, roof rails, 17-inch wheels and tires, more wood and leather, 10-way power seat, Click for a larger 2006 Ford Explorer picture message center and trip computer, and remote keyless entry. The Eddie Bauer is now split into two models, one with the luxury package added in and one without.
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