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The U platform is Ford Motor Company's full-size SUV automobile platform. It is available in rear wheel drive and all wheel drive and has V6 and V8 engine options.
U1
Explorers and Mountaineers are built at Ford's Louisville, Kentucky, Hazelwood, Missouri, and Valencia, Venezuela plants. Long wheelbase models are built in Wayne, Michigan
Vehicles using the standard wheelbase version include:
Vehicles using the long-wheelbase version include:
U2
A new version of the platform (U2 short- and U3 long-wheelbase) will go into production in 2006 for 2007 models.
U2 vehicles will be built in Ford's Louisville, Kentucky plant, and will probably continue at the Hazelwood, Missouri, and Valencia, Venezuela plants as well.
Vehicles using the new U2 short wheelbase platform include:
The Ford Explorer Sport Trac will move to the Ford P platform in 2006.
U3
The Expedition and Navigator will be built in Ford's Wayne, Michigan plant. The Mariner will be built in Avon Lake, Ohio, while the new crossovers will go to Atlanta, Georgia.
Vehicles using the long-wheelbase U3 will include:
See also
Current Ford platforms:
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