2018 Ford Expedition Quick Drive | Consumer Reports

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The newly redesigned Ford Expedition offers more comfort and convenience than ever. The massive three-row SUV is Ford's largest vehicle, but it might be overkill for urban drivers.

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We just traded in our 2016 Ford Explorer Limited for a 2018 Ford Expedition Limited (satndard length) and we could not be more happy with our decision. This is an amazing vehicle with elbow room, headroom and legroom to spare, not to mention all of the bells and whistles the Linited version offers!
Gas mileage has been great too from our perspective, with 23 mpg on the interstate and no less than 18 mpg for local driving. The 2018 Ford Expedition Limited is simply an awesome vehicle.

alcrawford

Ah, I see you went to William Shatner school of enunciation.

mosab

I like it, but if I'm spending this much I'm stepping up the the Lincoln. If for no other reason than I'd spend the entire time I bought the Ford thinking "I should have got the Lincoln".

roguedogx

I actually find the ride on mines more than comfortable and it def rides better than anything in its class and most crossovers for that matter. The optional suspension does make the ride better.

MouthPeaceCorbett

Ford Expedition-“It only has 2 way lumbar Support, but that’s okay!”

Chevrolet Traverse-“Only has 2 way lumbar support, overall score and reliability score lowered by 69%. Do not buy this vehicle at all, it is not good for you and only received 3 MPG overall in our testing”

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thepillowmafia

When I bought my 2017 Fusion Platinum last year, my requirement was to buy a car with every available safety feature. That’s why.
Adaptive cruise control, blind spot, cross traffic, auto braking, pedestrian braking. I notice this year manufacturers are now making a lot of these features standard. My only unnecessary option. Self parking. Do like it though.

paulstein

0:29 "But on the stiff side, and definitely not as comfortable like some other three-row SUVs" — Can we have examples of those definitely more comfortable three-row SUVs, please?

mountainhobo

Catering only to the 1%, that's Consumer Reports

BrokebackBob

This is nice, but that new navigator is just above all other SUV's

DevPack

What a Ford product CR likes, amazing. Also narration sounds like a voice over for a bad Japanese karate movie, ha.

hoderharris

If consumer reports really needs to to stop critiquing vehicles against standards that apply to completely different types of vehicles. You wouldn't say the Mazda 3 doesn't handle well because its not as sporty as a Mazda Miata. You would compare it to other sedans. So why compare full size body on frame suvs to three row crossovers. They are very much different things. You don't buy an Expedition because you just want a three row suv style vehicle. You buy it because you want something three row crossovers can't deliver. The fact of the matter is that three row crossovers just can beat the combination of space and cargo/towing capability that a full size SUV offers. And in order to offer that kind of space compromises need to be made. Most of the criticism made in this video are characteristics inherit of this type of vehicle. While the Expedition may overkill for most urban drivers that's exactly why it exists, and why it's so popular. Consumers want and need vehicles that can deliver on a level beyond three row crossovers, and a disservice is being done to them rating them on a largely irrelevant criteria.

rangeroversc

Why does it say there is 14 comments but none are shown

MattsHolidayChannel

Other than a Chevrolet Suburban, name me one other vehicle that can take a family of six and all their luggage for a long weekend without a roof top carrier .

michaelgehrke

I do hope that Ford will ease the announcement of their news by introducing A7, 6 Series GT, and X4/X6-like vehicles to have sedan buyers look at something from them. Ford Management is honestly a trainwreck. I don't even think they know what they want.

ElapsedBeats

The vehicle has the word max in its it’s odd to bring up how it may be too large. That’s the point of the vehicle and why someone would shop for it.

jasonlarsen