Original sentence: After the Firestone tire problems (see below), Ford withdrew the Explorer from the UK market.Many UK buyers only bought SUVS if they needed cargo flexibility or off road capability, and they looked at the SUV as less of a family car, as they believed that station wagons were the best family haulers, unlike Americans.That meant that UK SUV buyers largely stuck with Land Rovers or Jeeps.The Explorer was poorly received in the UK, apparently in large part because it was designed for comfortable city cruising, rather than off road capability.With the introduction of the 2nd generation Explorer in 1995, Ford Attempted to market the Explorer in the UK, similar to the Taurus ghia, Ford's attempt to market the Taurus in Australia and New Zealand
Edited sentence: Many UK buyers only bought SUVS if they needed string cargo felxibility or rugged off road capibility, and they looked at the SUV as less of a family car, as they still believed that station wagons were the best famiy haulers, unlike Americans.The Explorer was a hopeless flop in the Uk, mostly because the Explorer was designed for comfortible city crusiing, rather than rugged off road capibility.The Explorer's final blow came with the Firestone tire controversy, which finally made ford pull the Explorer from the UK market.They meant that UK buyers stuck with Land Rovers or Jeeps, and didn't care to buy the Explorer.with the introduction of the 2nd generation Explorer in 1995, Ford Attempted to market the Explorer in the UK, similar to the Taurus ghia, Ford's attempt to makret the Taurus in Australia and New Zealand