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Originally Posted by Bill
Ah, not so, gwasshoppa! Even the new Ford Explorers come with a Class II hitch as standard, even though it is definitely a body-on-frame vehicle.
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 wow, that's impressive (in a really bad way, if they want to attract buyers like me.) BTW, although Explorer is longer (both the vehicle and wheelbase), 4R is wider (both the vehicle and the track). I haven't driven an Explorer in almost 2 years, and have no idea what improvements they've made.
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