A reliable workhorse found in most trims.

OEM parts like steering switches and throttle bodies are still widely available through dealers.

The 2013 Ford Explorer is a popular choice for a budget-friendly family SUV, though it has several known issues that buyers should investigate before purchasing. It is generally considered a with a potential lifespan of over 200,000 miles if maintained correctly. Market Value & Trims

With regular servicing, the 2013 Explorer has a strong track record of reaching 200,000+ miles .

The current market value for a used 2013 Ford Explorer varies significantly based on the trim level and features. Below are the national averages for the KBB Fair Purchase Price : Trim Level Original MSRP KBB Fair Purchase Price (Sport Utility 4D) $6,175 XLT (Sport Utility 4D) $8,700 Limited (Sport Utility 4D) $9,775 Sport (SUV 4D) $8,250 Key Reliability Concerns

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Offers better fuel economy but may experience turbocharger boost pressure solenoid failures, leading to reduced acceleration.

Owners have reported difficulty shifting gears, delayed shifting, or the transmission slipping between gears, which can be hazardous when merging into traffic.