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Searching for a feature-filled midsize SUV with 3 rows? Many Atlanta-area buyers find themselves choosing between the Ford Explorer or Chevy Traverse—two longtime favorites that consistently rank near the top of the segment. Below, Five Star Ford Stone Mountain puts the specs side-by-side so that you can see which model is right for you.
If you need to do any sort of serious towing, choosing between the Ford Explorer or Chevy Traverse is a no-brainer. The Ford SUV can handle at least 5,000 pounds in any configuration, and as much as 5,600 pounds. With its 1,000-pound towing capacity, the entry-level Traverse is better suited for daily drives and errands around Snellville. See below for more detailed specs:
Does the Ford Explorer or Chevy Traverse offer the right balance of interior space and agility? As you can see below, the Traverse can seat one more passenger than the Explorer, while the Exploirer’s smaller frame translates to surer handling in Loganville traffic:
Fuel economy is a key concern for the vast majority of SUV buyers, and the Explorer scores more points in this contest:
While either SUV is a smart investment for Loganville-area buyers, the Explorer offers better gas mileage and bigger towing capacity for a similar price. Stop by our showroom in Snellville today and let our team help you build and price your very own!
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