During 2001 through 2003 Ford Motor Company released the two-door Explorer Sport as an athletic version among the Explorer family. Thanks to the U1 Ford platform the Explorer Sport finds its performance capabilities through front suspension using short/long-arm (SLA) wishbone design which produces superior driving characteristics. The Ford Explorer Sport runs a 4.0L SOHC V6 engine that delivers 205 horsepower with 245 lb-ft of torque which surpasses earlier base model engine performance. The power engine unit finds its peak performance through the 5-speed automatic transmission which also increases handling response in the vehicle. The Explorer Sport attains adaptable uses in various situations because it combines front-engine rear-wheel-drive structure with the standard availability of all-wheel-drive. The Ford Explorer Sport announces itself with powerful attributes that include a 101.8-inch wheelbase together with dimensions measuring 180.4-inch in length, 70.2-inch in width and ranging from 67.0 to 68.3-inch in height. The redesigned interior design of Explorer features dual airbags that act as integrated safety features. Organizations providing genuine manufacturer parts to the Ford Explorer Sport enhance both its quality reputation and performance lifetime by guaranteeing vehicle reliability.