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    #21
    Maganda na SUV ito.... Sana ang 2.0 li na Ecoboost umabot man lang ang HP tulad ng EVO X ng mitsubishi na 293 HP.... Pero maganda ito at sana dumating na sa Pinas.....

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    #22
    2011 model yata ito at hindi 2012 diba?

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    #23
    Quote Originally Posted by manoy77 View Post
    Maganda na SUV ito.... Sana ang 2.0 li na Ecoboost umabot man lang ang HP tulad ng EVO X ng mitsubishi na 293 HP.... Pero maganda ito at sana dumating na sa Pinas.....
    The 237hp 2.0 EcoBoost was also tuned to be fuel efficient.
    Ford said it's 30% more fuel efficient than the outgoing 4.0 liter V6 model.

    A 30% improvement in fuel economy means...
    city: 19 mpg (data from Ford)
    hwy: est.26 mpg (estimated figure from automobilemag)

    Lancer Evolution X
    city: 16 mpg (M/T), 17 mpg (Twin Clutch SST)
    hwy: 22 mpg (M/T), 22 mog (Twin Clutch SST)

    Not bad considering the much larger Explorer SUV weighs 2+ tons.

    Quote Originally Posted by qarban
    2011 model yata ito at hindi 2012 diba?
    2011 model year, its expected to go on sale in the US December this year.
    Last edited by AG4; July 29th, 2010 at 05:58 PM.

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    #24
    Quote Originally Posted by AG4 View Post
    Yup, they also shaved off some weight.
    The new Explorer uses an aluminum hood and a unibody construction.

    Additional Photos



    - Ford/ Autoblog
    GANDA!!! sana maging ganto ang design direction ng everest at escape dito saten. though i understand sa usdm escape ganto na ang direction ata...

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    #25
    Quote Originally Posted by dcph172 View Post
    GANDA!!! sana maging ganto ang design direction ng everest at escape dito saten. though i understand sa usdm escape ganto na ang direction ata...
    I think thats what they plan.

    If you think about it...

    ...compared to the USDM Escape, the face of the current Everest actually shows a bit more of the new Ford SUV-face.



    Not sure about the RP/Asia-Pacific Ford Escape, but Ford will end the production of the USDM Escape late next year.
    Replacement is expected to be based on the European Ford Kuga.
    Last edited by AG4; July 29th, 2010 at 07:28 PM.

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    #26
    Quote Originally Posted by AG4 View Post
    The 237hp 2.0 EcoBoost was also tuned to be fuel efficient.
    Ford said it's 30% more fuel efficient than the outgoing 4.0 liter V6 model.

    A 30% improvement in fuel economy means...
    city: 19 mpg (data from Ford)
    hwy: est.26 mpg (estimated figure from automobilemag)

    Lancer Evolution X
    city: 16 mpg (M/T), 17 mpg (Twin Clutch SST)
    hwy: 22 mpg (M/T), 22 mog (Twin Clutch SST)

    Not bad considering the much larger Explorer SUV weighs 2+ tons.


    2011 model year, its expected to go on sale in the US December this year.
    Hmmmm... pagkaitindi ko, on sale this Winter sa U.S., so it's probably December, January or February.

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    #27
    Ok ang HI-TECH

    Time to sell my Explo :rofl:

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    #28
    hayy!! ganda talaga nito ano ba dimension nito?

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    #29
    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    I'd sell my CX9 and get this if this came out over here with that interior!
    Same here. Pero wala ako CX9

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    #30
    Photo of the new Explorer test drive at Dubai:



    Full scoop:
    http://www.autoblog.com/2010/08/16/2...st-ride-dubai/

    Pag nandito na, willing niyo bang i-give up niyo ang mga Patrol Royale ninyo?

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    #31
    We've seen the Taurus based Ford Police Interceptor earlier...


    Now its the Explorer based Ford Police Interceptor Utility Vehicle...





    Ford Motor Company revealed its newest pursuit-rated vehicle - Ford's first-ever specially designed Ford Police Interceptor utility built for the rigors of police work.

    The new vehicle is designed to complement all-new Ford Police Interceptor sedan, which was introduced earlier this year. Combined, the two vehicles provide law enforcement agencies the ultimate in versatility and choice, something no other police vehicle on the road today can match.

    "We understand today's police departments require adaptability," said Mark Fields, Ford's president of The Americas. "Ford is committed to remaining the nation's largest provider of police vehicles, and we're offering law enforcement officials a complete portfolio of options that are purpose-built, capable and delivered with the safety, technology and performance they need to excel at their jobs."

    Ford, the police vehicle market leader for 15 years, developed both Police Interceptors to allow departments to maximize versatility without sacrificing quality. Both vehicles will debut simultaneously and be offered without interruption when production of the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor ends in late 2011.

    Meeting a spectrum of needs

    With the introduction of its newest Police Interceptor, Ford now provides a complete package of performance and capability designed to meet the diverse and ever-increasing needs of law enforcement agencies across the U.S.



    Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicle is equipped with the highly efficient 3.5-liter V6 engine. This Ti-VCT engine, delivering at least 280 horsepower and E85 compatibility, is mated to a unique six-speed automatic transmission that combines lowered initial gears for improved off-the-line acceleration and higher gearing for improved efficiency at lower engine rpm when cruising. Two drivetrain options are available, providing off-road capability teamed with a multipurpose cargo area specially calibrated for loads up to 800 pounds.

    Both the sedan and utility are rated for the severe-duty cycle that police professionals undertake on a daily basis and will deliver at least 20 percent more fuel efficiency than the 4.6-liter single overhead cam (SOHC) V8 offered in the current Crown Victoria Police Interceptor.

    Police input key to development

    When developing the next-generation Police Interceptors, Ford worked with its Police Advisory Board of law enforcement professionals to provide input on key vehicle attributes such as safety, performance, durability, driver convenience and comfort.

    "The combination of both the sedan and utility versions of the Police Interceptor allows Ford to deliver a complete, diverse and efficient solution to all of law enforcements' pursuit needs," said Ken Czubay, vice president of Marketing, Sales and Service. "These vehicles were developed step-by-step with our valuable Police Advisory Board, so we have had customer feedback throughout the development process and provided an efficient solution for fleet managers."

    Keeping it safe

    Like the sedan, the Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicle puts a priority on safety. Continuing Ford's safety leadership includes engineering both Police Interceptors to pass 75-mph rear-end crash testing. Currently, the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor is the only pursuit sedan to meet this test.

    The Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicle features Ford's exclusive Safety CanopyŽ side-curtain airbag rollover protection system that helps protect passengers in both rollover and side-impact crashes. The multiple side-curtain airbags use Ford's unique roll-fold technology to help position them between the occupant and the side window.

    Staying in control

    Unique to the utility vehicle is Ford's state-of-the-art curve control technology, designed to help drivers maintain control of their vehicles when taking curves at high speeds. Curve control senses when a vehicle is entering a curve too quickly, and can apply four-wheel smart braking to reduce vehicle speed by up to 10 mph in approximately one second and help drivers follow their intended path.

    Rigorously tested, police-tuned

    Just like its sedan partner, Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicle has been put through its paces, undergoing a battery of torture tests to ensure its individual components can hold up to rigorous driving. Certification testing designed by the Michigan State Police and the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department proved out the durability and capability of the vehicle through a variety of punishing tracks.

    To make sure the utility vehicle can take the heat - quite literally - the AWD drivetrain is equipped with a water-cooled power transfer unit that guarantees capability in all conditions. Across the board, brakes have been increased in size and performance, and the cooling package features a heavy-duty alternator and larger radiator. Standard 18-inch wheels are vented, designed to work in concert with the enhanced brake system.

    Even so, the utility vehicle is light, precise and easy to handle. "Officers won't need any special training to drive this," said Carl Widmann, vehicle engineering manager. "The advanced technologies and similar driving dynamics of Ford's new Police Interceptors provide officers the flexibility, convenience and ease of driving utility or sedan police vehicles."

    Functional, inside and out

    Inside, the functionality continues, with the vehicle's interior package uniquely designed for the needs of police, maximizing officer comfort and cargo capacity. The front seats are designed with a lower bolster to accommodate utility belts, and just like the sedan, Ford Police Interceptor utility offers a column shift, designed to leave the console area free for the ever-increasing amounts of equipment necessary for officers to do their jobs.

    The second row features a vinyl, easy-to-clean bench seat that folds flat for versatility. Because police require a lot of gear, additional space in the utility provides plenty of room for K-9 officers and SWAT operations, including room for the full-size spare tire to be stored safely under the cargo area.
    - NetCarShow
    Last edited by AG4; September 1st, 2010 at 10:48 PM.

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    #32
    Maybe we should make this a cop car for the PNP.

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    #33


    2011 Ford Explorer V6 achieves 25 mpg on highway!

    http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/10/2...pg-on-highway/

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    #34
    Quote Originally Posted by eggman View Post


    2011 Ford Explorer V6 achieves 25 mpg on highway!

    http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/10/2...pg-on-highway/
    10.63km/L... Should be more fun for the local tongressmans and senatongs, at least they are now just a bit environmentally friendly while still being a road bully...

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    #35
    Sorry po! medyo ot but regarding din sa F.EXPLORER, were planning to buy a 2nd F.Explorer 02 model (pick-up). Ano-ano po ba ang Pros. & Cons nang ganitong model? Pacencya napo kasi 1st time naming gagamitin sa business yung pick-up. My deisel variant po ba siya? Thanks!

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    #36
    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    10.63km/L... Should be more fun for the local tongressmans and senatongs, at least they are now just a bit environmentally friendly while still being a road bully...
    10.63km/L?

    Malakas parin yan. Ganyan din ang average FC ng Explorer (2008) sa highway eh.

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    #37
    gamitin sa business na ford explorer. good luck

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    #38
    Do you have any idea kailan lalabas 2012 Ford Explorer dito sa Phils?

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    #39
    Looks nice and wide.

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    #40
    Quote Originally Posted by nellguess View Post
    Do you have any idea kailan lalabas 2012 Ford Explorer dito sa Phils?
    Since these are just USDM vehicles, FGP could just import it here as soon as its available in the US as well... Meaning within this year!

2012 New Ford Explorer