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More maneuverable than most crew cab compact pickups
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Loaded with safety features
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Comfortable ride from four-wheel-independent suspension
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Good crash-test ratings
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Aggressive towing numbers
What We Don't
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Heavy
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No bare-bones model to lower price
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High liftover height in cargo bed
The Explorer Sport Trac has a pickup bed in back where most SUVs would have an enclosed cargo area. The Explorer Sport Trac seats five and is available in XLT and Limited trim levels. Its competitors include crew cab pickups such as the Honda Ridgeline, Dodge Dakota quad cab and Nissan Frontier crew cab. Read More
5 Available Explorer Sport Trac Trims
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