Ford SLASHES Expedition Prices By Over $4000

Cutting prices on your newest SUV by an average of $4,300 is one way to make a "Bold Move," or a desperate one, really considering the current model just isn't selling. We guess that explains why Ford's dropped the base MSRP on all packages of its new big-ass SUV by a whopping $4,300. Although we've got to say, the exterior of this big SUV, inspired by the beast of burden looks of the Ford F-Series pickup, looks better than the '06 model no matter how pimp the package purchased.
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SixxFive - 7/25/2006 11:15:29 AM

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There goes whats left of any sort of resale value!

courtstone - 7/25/2006 2:17:29 PM

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SixxFive they are losing value, but right now their trying to do whatever they can to keep their heads afloat. But I think the Chevy Tahoes just look better.

ElSparquito - 7/27/2006 11:22:19 AM

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It's pretty sad that these vehicles can't sell without huge incentives. The days of the large truck based SUVs are winding down. I can get one with my X-plan & other additional incentives for almost $10k off sticker and I still wouldn't consider buying one. I agree, the Tahoe is better.

SteveL - 7/28/2006 1:05:43 PM

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The Tahoe also gets better gas milage.