27 - briday., May 4, 1990 - North Share News

Explorer will take you places

AMONG THE 1991 Ford Explorer's op-

tions are captain’s chairs (above)

power door locks (right).

and

NORTH SHORE resi-
dents will be especially
interested in Ford’s lat-
est offering.

‘*The fifestyle
associated with this
area and the need for
getting to the ski
resorts, towing boats
and everyday trans-
portation needs of
growing families is an-
swered by the 1991
Ford Explorer,” claims
Marlene Buck,  presi-
dent of Dave Buck
Ford Sales Ltd.

The Explorer is a
family-size four-door
compact utility. vehicle
that seats five or. six
with the optional split
bench front seat. It’s
twin-traction beam 4X4
— unique to Ford —
provides independent

FORD’'S NEW
UTILITY
VEHICLE
BUILT FOR
TOWN AND
COUNTRY

wheel action for ride
smoothness and con-
trol.

The Explorer ts also
equipped with elec-
tronic rear anti-lock
brakes.

The 4.0 litre V-6
engine is controlled by
Ford’s EEC-IV) com-
puter and is coupled
with multi-port fuel in-
jection to provide fuel
economy comparable
or better than com-
petitive models.

A full range of op-
tions is also available
on the Explorer in-
cluding air condition-
ing, power windows,
power door locks,
speed control, tilt
wheel, captain’s chairs,
trailer towing package,
JBL audio system with
CD player and tilt-up
epen air roof. The Ex-
piorer is also available
in 13 different colors.

The 199f Ford Ex-
plorer can be seen on
the North Shore at
Dave Buck Ford Sales
Lid, 879 Marine Drive,
North Vancouver.

Because the 1991
Explorer will not be in-
troduced until June 6,
the price of this vehicle
is not available at this
time.