That would be cool. Ford does that with the Bronco. https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us...off-roadeo-adventure-driving-school-in-tennes
The Explorer school you mentioned is track-based, not off-road. The ST is a performance SUV.
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The Explorer school you mentioned is track-based, not off-road. The ST is a performance SUV.
Oh yeah I knew that, I’m just saying we should get driving school too. On road, off road, whatever. We need school!
I’m all for Bronco and we never did it prior to selling it but are there really that many people wanting to track test their Explorers? I get the offroad experiences for SUvs and when I did my BMw track experience that made sense but how many people are going to push their eExplorer to that limit? Kinda scares me people will do this. The roll over risk after the fact seems like it would rise in incidents. But what to I know. I did BMW and their driver put us through a reverse to forward 180 degree snap and spin maneuver-which was awesome. Until the 32 year old in the vehicle started asking very specific questions like he was running home to try it the next day. Always wondered if he did and what happened
. To each there own!
Honestly it makes me think of the driving school my daughter did in the police academy. They do all that in SUVs. Forwards and backwards. They told her she drove better backwards.I’m all for Bronco and we never did it prior to selling it but are there really that many people wanting to track test their Explorers? I get the offroad experiences for SUvs and when I did my BMw track experience that made sense but how many people are going to push their eExplorer to that limit? Kinda scares me people will do this. The roll over risk after the fact seems like it would rise in incidents. But what to I know. I did BMW and their driver put us through a reverse to forward 180 degree snap and spin maneuver-which was awesome. Until the 32 year old in the vehicle started asking very specific questions like he was running home to try it the next day. Always wondered if he did and what happened
There’s definitely a time and place but teaching general drivers scares me but hey-as long as I’m not there when they roll it, no harm no foul from my POVHonestly it makes me think of the driving school my daughter did in the police academy. They do all that in SUVs. Forwards and backwards. They told her she drove better backwards.
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