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If you’re deciding between the entry-level and premium ends of the 2025 Ford Explorer lineup, the Active and Platinum trims are the two most likely to catch your eye. One is more affordable for buyers on a budget, while the other offers more luxury perks. Here’s a deeper look at how these two SUV trims differ.

With fewer trims to wade through in the 2025 Explorer lineup, it should be easier for you to decide whether you want a sport-leaning setup or a luxury-leaning SUV. But sometimes, it's not so cut and dry, as both models offer so much. If you’re cross-shopping in the middle of the range against a more upscale model, the ST-Line and Platinum are where most people will land. Below, we outline the changes in ’25 and how these two trims differ.

Ford trimmed the Explorer lineup for 2025, but it’s not a loss—it’s clarity. The new setup makes it easy to pick between these two SUV trims. If you’ve been eyeing an Explorer but aren’t sure where the sweet spot is, the Active and ST-Line trims are where most buyers will land. Let's break down their features below!

The King Ranch and Platinum trims sit at the very top of the F-150 lineup, but luxury takes a different path between them. One leans into its Western roots, while the other focuses on a more streamlined, modern look. If you’re interested in choosing the right luxury trim in the 2025 Ford F-150 lineup, here’s a fresh breakdown of how the trucks compare.

If you’re looking at off-road-oriented models in the F-150 lineup, the Tremor and Raptor are the trims you may want to consider. Both are all about leaving the pavement behind, but they go about it differently. Here’s a clearer look at how the 2025 F-150 Tremor compares to the Raptor in power, features, and off-road hardware so you can decide which truck fits your style.

If you’re torn between comfort-focused refinement and trail-bred capability, the Ford F-150’s Lariat and Tremor trims sit on opposite ends of that spectrum while still sharing the same underlying strength. Here’s a ground-up look at how each truck approaches power, tech, and toughness for the 2025 model year.

The 2025 Ford F-150 XLT sits in that sweet middle ground of the pickup's lineup, with enough power, comfort, and features without creeping toward top-trim pricing. If you’re deciding between it and the entry-level XL, the differences start to matter quickly. Here’s a fresh look at how both truck trims compare when you line up their features and performance numbers.

When shopping the 2025 Ford F-150 lineup, the XL and STX are usually the first two trims people consider. Both are in the affordable end of the range and carry over most of the updates Ford added to last year's truck, with some trim-specific updates. Let's break down their features below!

Just when you thought this rugged SUV couldn’t look any sharper, the 2026 Ford Bronco 60th Anniversary model arrives. Give your trail-ready ride a dose of 60s style with this limited-edition appearance pack!

Tough, tech-savvy, and family-friendly, the 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor delivers an all-new way to explore North Louisiana — on-road and off! Check out all that this rugged SUV has to offer.