Verify Out the four.6L V8 Engine in the 2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac

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Plumping for the V8 increases the horsepower output to two hundred ninety-two, and decreases the fuel economy ratings to thirteen miles per gallon in city driving and nineteen miles per gallon in highway driving. The list of common gear involves air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, illuminated keyless remote handle, a leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel, and intermittent wipers. The U.S. government has awarded the Explorer Sport Trac 5 star ratings in driver front, passenger front, front side, and rear side crash testing. Regular security capabilities on the Explorer Sport Trac are traction handle, youngster door locks, and an engine immobilizer.

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