Ford explorerlifespan

Asked by Explorer_1075 Feb 06, 2017 at 09:43 PM about the 2011 Ford Explorer Limited 4WD

Question type: General

I am considering purchasing an 2011 Ford Explorer
limited with 86,000 miles on it for 19,500. Is the
mileage a huge concern?  Can I expect to get some
miles out of this vehicle with little huge maintenance
repairs

2 Answers

73,340

Consider. I purchased a new 2016 F 150 XL, work truck with AC, power steering, and a good time radio right after the 2017 came out. for 22K plus tax. You're talking You're talking 2500 bucks more. Unless you definitely need a SUV.

Double check the price on Edmund's and Car Gurus. Always offer less than asking price.

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