Black Ford Explorer from a front three-quarter

Seven Seats

Black Ford Explorer

Three rows, rear-wheel drive underneath and the most familiar shape on any American road.

Rental in Los Angeles · from $114

There are more of these on the road than almost anything else, and there is a reason nobody argues with it.

The Explorer is the default American three-row: seven seats, a boot behind them, and a rear-drive platform that makes it tidier than the shape suggests. In black it is the vehicle every hotel forecourt in the country already recognises.

Black Ford Explorer from the rear three-quarter
01Square to the tailgate, because the third row needs the ceiling. The styling stops where the seats begin.

Ford rebuilt this car around a rear-drive platform, which is unusual at the price and is why it drives smaller than it looks. The second row tips forward for the third, the boot survives all seven seats being up, and nothing about the cabin needs explaining to anybody.

It is not the car anybody photographs. It is the car that gets seven people to the airport without a conversation about who sits where.

Nobody photographs an Explorer.
Everybody has been in one.

Dashboard and centre screen of the Ford Explorer
Second row seats of the Ford Explorer

02A screen set high in the fascia with physical switches beneath, and behind it a second row that tips forward without unloading.

The particulars

  • Rate$114 / day
  • SeatsSeven, in three rows
  • DeliveryComplimentary to Beverly Hills partner hotels
  • In the fleetBlack

The guest book

  • loved the Explorer, super clean and the team was great to work with

    Grace H. · 3 weeks ago

  • Booked the Explorer for a family trip and it was exactly what we needed, tons of room and super quiet

    Kevin H. · a week ago

  • Rented the Explorer for a weekend and it was spotless, whole process took like ten minutes. Nick made it super easy.

    Brandon W. · 4 months ago

Queries

What does a Ford Explorer rental include in Los Angeles?
Three rows, a boot that takes a week for a family, and no mileage anxiety on a Los Angeles itinerary. The rental car arrives hand-detailed at the hour you name, and delivery to our Beverly Hills partner hotels costs nothing.
How much does it cost to rent a Ford Explorer in Los Angeles?
The black Explorer is $114 a day. Five days is priced as a block rather than as five separate days, and twenty-one as another; the quote takes whichever combination is cheaper for your dates, and neither has to be asked for. Delivery to our Beverly Hills partner hotels is complimentary.
How many people and how much luggage?
Seven seats in three rows, with a boot that survives all of them being up. It is the straightforward answer to a group with bags.
How far ahead should I book it?
It is one of the most-booked cars in the fleet through the summer. Name the date early and it is held for you.

The diary

When you can have it

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The uncomplicated one.

Give us the date and the address. The Explorer arrives hand-detailed at the hour you name.

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The terms, before you commit

Refundable deposit
$350
A hold, not a charge. Back with you 5–7 business days after the car is home.
Damage and liability cover
$50 a day
Mandatory, and priced off the deposit rather than the rate. Your own qualifying full-coverage policy takes this line out of the quote entirely.
Driver, 21–24
$50 a day
Twenty-one is the floor, with a licence held two years. The higher band applies above a $1,500 deposit; this car is below it.
Shortest booking
24 hours
No maximum. Delivery is complimentary at our Robertson Boulevard lot and our four Beverly Hills partner hotels; LAX is $75 to the parking structure or $150 to the terminal, each way.

Where keeping it longer actually costs less:

LengthTotalPer day
5 days$549$110
7 days$777$111
21 days$1,889$90