Introducing the 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor, available at Joe Cooper Ford of Shawnee in a striking Marsh Gray exterior. Designed to elevate your adventures, this SUV is equipped with a robust 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 engine and a smooth 10-Speed Automatic transmission, coupled with a 4WD drivetrain for optimal control on any terrain.

Why Choose the Ford Explorer Tremor?

Performance and Efficiency: With its 2.3L EcoBoost engine, you'll experience powerful performance alongside efficient fuel consumption, boasting 19 MPG in the city and 23 MPG on the highway.

Interior Comfort: Step inside to discover the luxury of Heated/Ventilated Miko Suede Captain’s Chairs, perfect for both hot and chilly days. The Interior also features Miko Inserts Onyx for a rich, comfortable ride.

Technology and Convenience: Stay connected and entertained with the B&O Sound System by Bang and Olufsen, alongside the advanced Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. The Tremor Convenience Package amplifies your driving experience with Auto-Dimming Interior Rear-View Mirror, Ambient Lighting, and Memory Driver’s Seat, enhancing overall comfort and convenience.

Safety and Security: Your safety is a priority with features like Dual front impact airbags, Electronic Stability Control, and an Emergency Communication System: 911 Assist. The Explorer Tremor also includes a comprehensive suite of driver-assistance technologies like Rain-sensing wipers and Auto High-beam Headlights for added security.

Practicality: The 3rd Row PowerFold Seats provide flexible seating arrangements to accommodate passengers and cargo with ease, along with a Power Liftgate for effortless loading.

Designed to impress, the Ford Explorer Tremor balances cutting-edge features with rugged capability to cater to all your driving needs. Experience this superb SUV at Joe Cooper Ford of Shawnee, where "Who loves ya', Oklahoma?" isn't just our slogan—it's our promise. Visit us at 4921 North Automall Drive in Shawnee, OK, and join the tradition of excellence we've been upholding since 1946.