Used 2026 Ford Explorer for sale in Amherst
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Automatic
4WD
Gasoline
2.3L gas
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SUV
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What was with this car history VIN 1FMUK8KH5TGA65060?
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Panoramic Fixed Glass Roof W/Power Shade,St-Line Street Pack,Premium Package,Star White Metallic Tri-Coat,Panoramic Roof,Bluecruise (Equipment + 1-Year + 90-Day Plan),Navigation System,3rd Row Seat,18" Spare Wheel & Jack Kit,Front & 2Nd Rows Floor Liners W/Carpet Floor Mats,Lane Keeping Assist,Keyless Start,Rear Spoiler,2Nd Row Captain'S Chairs W/E-Z Entry & Armrest,Bluecruise Hardware,Engine: 2.3L Ecoboost I-4,Equipment Group 300A Standard Package,Onyx; Heated Unique Cloth Captain'S Chairs,Transmission: 10-Speed Automatic
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Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Ford Explorer
The average price of a used 2026 Ford Explorer is $31,805 based on 61,670 listings currently available nationwide. Prices range from $4,450 to $63,930 depending on mileage, condition, and location. This particular Explorer in Amherst, OH is listed at $54,845.
Used 2026 Ford Explorer vehicles on our marketplace have an average of 49,841 miles. You can compare mileage across all available units on the Ford Explorer listings page.
Reliability varies by model year, maintenance history, and driving conditions. We recommend checking the vehicle history report and having an independent inspection before purchase.
The 2026 Ford Explorer runs on Gasoline. Exact fuel economy figures vary by trim level and driving conditions. Check fueleconomy.gov for EPA estimates specific to this model year.
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