Looks cool, but is it worth it? | Rare Techy

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Tyler Duffy
Everyone wants to feel adventurous. Just like buying a Patagonia or North Face jacket to go mountain climbing without, there’s no shame in adding a little off-road flair to your three-row family crossover. That’s where the Ford Explorer Timberline comes in.
This trim does not fit the Explorer into the Bronco at full power. But the package looks cool and adds off-road capabilities—even if the typical Explorer owner never uses that option.
Ford loaned me an Explorer Timberline for a few days to drive to the F-150 Raptor R event. I didn’t get to push the enhanced off-road capability. But I put a few hundred freeway miles on one, hiked over some marked suburban Michigan sidewalks, and did a few preschool runs—about the average Explorer experience.
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