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Ford Explorer
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Ford Explorer

1985–2025 In 11 garages 1 comments

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Okay ARI
Ford · 1985

Explorer 4.0

0
FK
fatih kıtır
Ford · 2025

Explorer Elektrik

0
1/4
SK
Seydi kayis
Ford · 2011

Explorer 3.5

0
1/2
Onat Palavuz
Onat Palavuz
Ford · 2025

Explorer Elektrik

0 16,000 km
Talat Burak Üçler
Talat Burak Üçler
Ford · 2025

Explorer Elektrik

0
1/3
Muhammed Ali Danışman
Muhammed Ali Danışman
Ford · 1995

Explorer 4.0

0
BT
Berker Taşcıoğlu
Ford · 2025

Explorer Elektrik

0
Burhan pilgir
Burhan pilgir
Ford · 2025

Explorer Elektrik

0

What people love

After about 5 years of experience, I can say that this vehicle has lower fuel consumption, higher durability, good comfort, and good parts availability compared to its counterparts, but it's problematic to find mechanics. Regarding mechanics, there's a problem outside of Ankara, Izmir, and Istanbul, but this isn't due to difficulty, but rather a lack of qualified mechanics. I'll just say that I found and repaired the problem myself by asking AI for help when the mechanic couldn't find it. Whenever I have a major problem with my vehicle (like the transmission), I send it to Ankara. I'm located in Kahramanmaraş, and apart from bodywork, none of their work is done properly, except for 2-3 places. In short, it's a very enjoyable, robust, and powerful SUV. Don't believe the saying there are no mechanics; there are parts and mechanics available. The Jeep Grandcherokee is easier to repair than the Cherokee.

Translated from Turkish·Muhammed Ali Danışman · owner

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Muhammed Ali Danışman
Muhammed Ali Danışman
OwnerPositive2d ago

After about 5 years of experience, I can say that this vehicle has lower fuel consumption, higher durability, good comfort, and good parts availability compared to its counterparts, but it's problematic to find mechanics. Regarding mechanics, there's a problem outside of Ankara, Izmir, and Istanbul, but this isn't due to difficulty, but rather a lack of qualified mechanics. I'll just say that I found and repaired the problem myself by asking AI for help when the mechanic couldn't find it. Whenever I have a major problem with my vehicle (like the transmission), I send it to Ankara. I'm located in Kahramanmaraş, and apart from bodywork, none of their work is done properly, except for 2-3 places. In short, it's a very enjoyable, robust, and powerful SUV. Don't believe the saying there are no mechanics; there are parts and mechanics available. The Jeep Grandcherokee is easier to repair than the Cherokee.

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