Faults:

When I purchased it I had to replace the speedometer cable ($8.00), lower radiator hose ($12.99) and the power steering pump ($49.99). All very easy to do and expected maintenance.

General Comments:

Great SUV considering I heard some negative things about the 1991-1994 models.

Just purchased and I am now the 3rd owner. Paint, body and interior are in mint condition.

Very comfortable and roomy. Nice change from my previous Jeep Cherokee. All power and all motors still work.

First owner did have the tran. rebuilt which currently has 66,000 miles on it and is very strong.

Overall the engine power is great along with the handling.

First American car owned other than the Jeep (which we all know Jeeps last forever) and pretty impressed, but find it hard to trust it like a foreign.

Came with one cup holder, but open and wide floor space between the front sets allowed for a portable console that has two adjustable cup holders.

Gets about 285 miles to the tank.

AC works great and the front dash has 4 vents evenly spread out for great circulation.

Like anything if you properly take care of your car and do regular maintenance it will be very reliable. I was fortunate enough to have the 2 previous owners take great care of it.

I feel this SUV will easily go well into the 200,000 range with no major problems.

I would recommend this SUV to anyone looking for an inexpensive and roomy SUV. Great for families.

Faults:

The only problem was my own fault. It seems that you have to use anti-freeze in the winter or the poor heads will crack.

General Comments:

Over all a good SUV. I would recommend an Explorer in a heartbeat.

Faults:

Door panels are falling off. Driver side door doesn't close properly. Driver's window is off track.

General Comments:

Overall, this is a good vehicle. It feels like a truck. I have had minimal problems with it. We use it to tow a trailer and it definately has power.

Faults:

Wheel bearings needed to be repacked at 40000 miles.

Power steering pump began making noise and was replaced at 77,000 miles.

Oil pan began leaking a bit at 80,000 miles.

Of course, brakes, shocks, and tires had to be replaced, nothing out of the ordinary.

General Comments:

This was a fantastic vehicle. I wish I had purchased another Explorer instead of a Jeep Grand Cherokee. This thing just kept going and going and going. I had no issues with the transmission or engine, and it proved to be quite comfortable (it rode much more comfortably than my Jeep does). Gas mileage was so so, maybe 16 or 17 to the gallon. The engine was a bit underpowered, but not terrible. I would recommend this vehicle, my friend has one with over 200k on the original power train.

Faults:

Nothing has gone wrong and I drive it everywhere. I also baby it and added lots of new goodies.

General Comments:

This truck is a solid, heavy duty beast, you can't kill it. I just bought another 1992 explorer for my wife.

Faults:

Front radius arm bushings.

Broken center arm rest.

Tailgate hydraulics ripped through sheet metal.

Driver door hinges wore out.

Cruise control is "iffy", sometimes works most times doesn't.

Driver seat bolster broken.

Sunroof blew away while driving down the highway at around 60mph $1200 dealer - bought at wrecking yard $200.

General Comments:

This is a great truck, it's comfortable enough for a 4 or 5 hour drive with the lumbar seats. The 4.0L doesn't use too much gas if you keep your foot out of it. The weight is a little much for the drive-train and has a lack of power. Very quiet ride.