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If you’re looking for a powerful new SUV in the Friendswood area, you’ve come to the right place! At Ron Carter Ford in Alvin, we’re proud to offer a wide variety of Ford vehicles in all shapes and sizes, designed to cater to a broad range of budgets and lifestyles. Whatever your unique driving needs may be, we’re confident we can find you something to love in our lineup! Two of our bestselling SUVs are the Ford Explorer and Ford Edge, both of which offer strong performance specs and tough capabilities over all types of terrain. Which model better suits your lifestyle? Decide between the Ford Edge or Explorer with the guide below!
Price is often the first thing that drivers consider when shopping for a new ride, so let’s begin our guide by looking at the starting prices and trims for the Ford Edge and Explorer. They’re both similarly priced, but the Explorer has a slight advantage and costs around $1,200 less for its entry-level model–$36,760 MSRP compared to $37,945 MSRP for the Edge. The Explorer also gives you the advantage of choice, with eight trim levels, while the Edge offers five.
Ford Explorer Trims
Ford Edge Trims
Ford vehicles are famous for their robust engine power, and these SUVs are no different! They both come with multiple engine options and offer a standard EcoBoost powertrain. The Edge has two available engines while the Explorer has three, including a hybrid option if you want to maximize your fuel efficiency around Pearland!
Ford Explorer Standard Engine
Ford Edge Standard Engine
Still on the fence about deciding between the Ford Edge or Explorer? Check out how they handle the Manvel roads for yourself! Just contact our office to see what we have available and we’ll get you behind the wheel for yourself. You can also contact us or check out our blog for more information on the vehicles in our current lineup.
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