Ford Motor Co. will sell some Explorer SUVs without rear temperature controls as part of a bid to complete transactions and get vehicles into customers’ hands sooner amid the lingering global semiconductor shortage. The number of vehicles this would apply to wasn’t immediately clear, as Ford spokesperson Said Deep explained that it depends on the specifications of the Explorer being sold. Not all trim levels offer backseat control over heating and cooling. Explorers without the semiconductor chip-powered function could begin shipping to dealers as early as this week, according to Deep. Custome…