A Visual Feast
Many attempt, but few succeed at creating an SUV that looks equally refined as it does rugged. One look at the Nissan Pathfinder and the Ford Explorer, and you see a vehicle that could be parked in the valet line or at a remote trailhead. Each vehicle is sleek and features a range of modern colors, including dark shades of gray and vibrant blues and reds.
This is where the similarities between vehicles end. The Pathfinder ups the ante with its optional 2-toned options, which add a sense of sophistication to the already refined vehicle. Additionally, the Pathfinder uses chiseled contour lines sparingly along the SUV’s profile to help every inch flow seamlessly from the hood to the rear bumper.
The Explorer, on the other hand, relies on deep, dramatic contours and a sharp-looking back end and deck lid. For those who want their SUV to have a sporty edge, the Pathfinder adds red accents to select trim levels. The Explorer has a trim that’s styled similarly, but the copper-like accents aren’t as dynamic as the red of the Pathfinder.
Designed for Modern Life
Within your dynamic life, you spend a lot of time behind the wheel of your SUV. That’s why the Nissan Pathfinder and the Ford Explorer are designed with the features needed to keep you feeling relaxed from Point A to Point B, even if Point B is miles from home.
A standard Tri-Zone Automatic Temperature Control system is standard in both SUVs, letting you and your riders independently set and adjust the cabin temperature to meet individual needs. Once again, this is where the similarities between the Pathfinder and the Explorer end. Only the Pathfinder comes standard or available with these features:
- EZ FLEX® 2nd-row seating system: Tilts the second row forward, making it easy to load young riders into the third row.
- Invisible Hood View: Combined multiple camera angles to show the area otherwise hidden by the hood, allowing you to maneuver around toys in the driveway more confidently.
These features make everyday moments feel effortless.