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As one of the preeminent names in innovation, design, and research and development, Ford leads the charge when it comes to feature-laden vehicles. In 2020, their run of form continues with a number of updated and refreshed options. If you’re searching for a new car within the next year, here are the new Ford models to throw on your shortlist.
2020 Ford Explorer
The 2020 edition of the Ford Explorer is the sixth-generation debut of this iconic SUV. Completely redesigned both inside and out, the Explorer reaches new heights in style and features after a decade of minor cosmetic changes.
One of the most interesting facets of the 2020 Explorer is the addition of both an ST model and a hybrid model. The souped-up ST model — which stands for Sport Technologies — features a 400-horsepower engine that sizzles down the road. A hybrid model ushers in a new era of efficiency for the Explorer, but with a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, it doesn’t lack in the power department.
Other highlights include a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, the Ford Co-Pilot360 advanced safety suite standard on all models, and an impressive 87 cubic feet of cargo space in the rear. With all it has to offer, this arguably the best Explorer yet.
2020 Ford Escape
The 2020 Ford Escape is another model that enters a new generation completely revamped from top to bottom. Now in its fourth incarnation, the Escape changes its appearance to appeal to a wider base of buyers. Stretched and widened but riding closer to the ground, the Escape appears almost car-like at first glance. But with 37.5 cubic feet of storage volume behind the rear seat — 3.5 cubic feet more than last year — it still has the versatile element that made it a hit with young families.
Like the 2020 Explorer, the Escape adds the Ford Co-Pilot360 suite. However, its available traction control system is an intriguing option. With this feature, you can turn the Escape’s all-wheel-drive system into a terrain-dominating machine. A turn of the console-mounted dial provides five modes, including normal, deep snow/sand, sport, slippery, and eco. The Escape wasn’t an off-road beast in the past, but 2020 looks it will right the ship.
2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
In the automotive world, few companies have such street cred as Shelby. For over 50 years, this after-market company has worked with Ford to produce some of the fastest and most iconic sports cars known to man. Beautifully sculpted for both form and function, the GT500 is a two-door variant of the Mustang that provides more speed than most people can handle. Under the hood lies a 5.2-liter supercharged V-8 with the first-ever dual-clutch transmission in a Mustang. With over 700 horsepower, you’ll have to hang on for dear life.
After discontinuing all its sedans and compacts after the 2019 model year, Ford had to show that the rest of its lineup isn’t lacking where it counts. With this fleet of 2020 vehicles, neither consumers nor the company seems all that worried.
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