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What are the models of Ford off-road vehicles?

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Zachary

09/07/25 2:09am

Ford off-road vehicles include: Ford Bronco, first-generation Ford Explorer, Ford F-150 Raptor, Ford Everest, and Ford Toller T4. An off-road vehicle is specifically designed for off-road use, primarily referring to vehicles capable of traversing rugged terrain. Taking the 2019 3.5T Ford F-150 Raptor Performance Edition as an example: it is a pickup truck launched by Ford (import), with a length of 5910mm, width of 2192mm, height of 1992mm, and a wheelbase of 3708mm. It is equipped with a 3.5T twin-turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 380kw and a maximum torque of 280nm, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.

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BennettRose

09/18/25 8:30am

As a long-time Ford enthusiast, I find their SUV history quite rich. Back in the 1960s, the Bronco emerged as a classic off-road benchmark, was shelved for a while, and has now made a strong comeback with eye-catching retro design. The Bronco Sport, as its younger sibling, inherits the off-road DNA but is more suited for urban daily use. The Explorer has always been a mainstay, emphasizing stability and safety since the 1990s, making it ideal for long family trips. Then there's the massive Expedition, with space as vast as a home and strong towing power, making wilderness adventures effortless. Compact models like the Escape, with low fuel consumption and great flexibility, are perfect for city commuting. Overall, Ford SUVs, from their historical legacy to modern iterations, cover various scenarios, always offering a sense of storytelling when driven. If I had to pick my most nostalgic model, the revived Bronco's wild spirit is definitely worth a try—it embodies the adventurous essence of American vehicles.

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