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Welcome to the forum. When I bought my vehicle I wanted a second key fob with ST on it. They said if I got it from Ford they wouldn’t pay for it due to the cost. I ended up settling for a plain one from a locksmith because they paid for it. I guess they’re a lot more from Ford.
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Both of mine are Ford on the back. All other ST’s at the dealership had the ST fobs. So it either shipped that way or the dealer swapped them. The dealer is no help so I made a bunch of calls. Finally got someone who has opened a ticket and sent it to a team to investigate. Hopefully I can get them. I’ll post results when I find out. Not expecting that anytime soon though
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I am Bob. Living the dream in Southern NV. Retired but not dead. We are going the Ford Explorer ST route to match our F350. I am still in the prelim stages, like finding cheapest price. The truck came from Granger but I can also do X plan locally (maybe). Anyhow being an informed consumer is what it is all about so here I am getting informed!
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Hi, everyone. Checking in from Erie, PA.
I picked up my '25 at the end of December when I decided I wasn't getting enough use out of my Jeep Gladiator, which was also having a serious reliability issue. Also, I had been daily driving cars with manual transmissions for 20 years, and I'm just over that - I'll look for something that is just for fun later.
I see the Explorer ST as a more comfortable daily driver and travel vehicle that is engaging enough to not be boring. I have already put 2500 miles on it in less than a month, and it is fitting the brief so far.
I just got my winter tire setup done over the weekend, after a delay to figure out the '25 tire pressure sensors. I'll post somewhere else about that.
A few initial positive learnings:
Slippery conditions mode is good in snow with useful interventions from the stability control.
Front seats with massage and heat are very comfortable for long drives.
Blue Cruise is better than I expected, but not perfect.
I picked up my '25 at the end of December when I decided I wasn't getting enough use out of my Jeep Gladiator, which was also having a serious reliability issue. Also, I had been daily driving cars with manual transmissions for 20 years, and I'm just over that - I'll look for something that is just for fun later.
I see the Explorer ST as a more comfortable daily driver and travel vehicle that is engaging enough to not be boring. I have already put 2500 miles on it in less than a month, and it is fitting the brief so far.
I just got my winter tire setup done over the weekend, after a delay to figure out the '25 tire pressure sensors. I'll post somewhere else about that.
A few initial positive learnings:
Slippery conditions mode is good in snow with useful interventions from the stability control.
Front seats with massage and heat are very comfortable for long drives.
Blue Cruise is better than I expected, but not perfect.
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