Ford Explorer trims give shoppers several ways to prioritize comfort, technology, performance, and capability. Since used inventory can include different model years and configurations, available trims and features will vary from one Explorer to another. Review each listing carefully to see which equipment is included.

Trim availability varies by model year. Older Explorer models may include trims such as Base, XLT, Limited, King Ranch, and Timberline, while newer models offer Active, ST-Line, and other configurations.

For families, the Explorer's three-row layout can be useful for school runs, carpools, and trips with relatives. Properly equipped Explorer models can tow between 5,000 and 5,600 pounds, although towing capacity depends on the specific model year, engine, drivetrain, and equipment.

The used Ford Explorer inventory above gives you an easy place to start comparing available SUVs.

Use filters such as:

• Price: Set your preferred budget range.
• Year: Compare available model years.
• Mileage: Find Explorers within your preferred mileage range.
• Trim: Look for a specific Explorer trim.
• Drivetrain: Search available drivetrain configurations.
• Color: Narrow results by exterior color when available.
• Features: Look for listings equipped with features that matter most to you.

After narrowing the results, compare vehicle photos, mileage, pricing, trim, features, and other listing details.

Financing can help you fit a used Ford Explorer into your monthly budget while giving you the flexibility to choose from available inventory. Start by establishing a comfortable spending range and considering the payment that works with your overall budget.

Your trade-in can also factor into your purchase. If you currently drive another vehicle, its value may help reduce the amount you need to finance toward your next Explorer. Comparing different model years, mileage levels, and trims can also help you balance features and overall cost.

Get the finance process started by filling out an application today.