Now in its 5th generation, the Ford Explorer shows no signs of slowing down. A 6th generation model is already slated to debut for the 2020 model year.
Although down from its highs of 400K plus models sold in the late 90’s, the Explorer has made a comeback in sales and appears to be around for many more years to come.
So, how much does a Ford Explorer weigh?
We’ve listed the curb weights by the year since 2005.
Ford Explorer Curb Weights
- 2019 Curb Weight – 4,443 to 4,901 pounds (2,015 to 2,223 kg)
- 2018 Curb Weight – 4,443 to 4,901 pounds (2,015 to 2,223 kg)
- 2017 Curb Weight – 4,443 to 4,901 pounds (2,015 to 2,223 kg)
- 2016 Curb Weight – 4,443 to 4,901 pounds (2,015 to 2,223 kg)
- 2015 Curb Weight – 4,432 to 4,882 pounds (2,010 to 2,214 kg)
- 2014 Curb Weight – 4,534 to 4,697 pounds (2,056 to 2,130 kg)
- 2013 Curb Weight – 4,534 to 4,697 pounds (2,056 to 2,130 kg)
- 2012 Curb Weight – 4,557 to 4,731 pounds (2,067 to 2,145 kg)
- 2011 Curb Weight – 4,557 to 4,732 pounds (2,067 to 2,146 kg)
- 2010 Curb Weight – 4,460 to 4,632 pounds (2,023 to 2,101 kg)
- 2009 Curb Weight – 4,460 to 4,712 pounds (2,023 to 2,137 kg)
- 2008 Curb Weight – 4,460 to 4,712 pounds (2,023 to 2,137 kg)
- 2007 Curb Weight – 4,460 to 4,712 pounds (2,023 to 2,137 kg)
- 2006 Curb Weight – 4,440 to 4,706 pounds (2,013 to 2,134 kg)
- 2005 Curb Weight – 4,306 to 4,480 pounds (1,953 to 2,032 kg)
~ Fun Fact ~
Did you know that first and second-generation Explorer’s were based off the Ford Ranger platform? It wasn’t until the third generation that the Explorer had its own unique platform.