2018 Ford Expedition SUV – Spy Shots and Latest Rumors

The Expedition is Ford’s current full-size SUV which has been released back in 2006, but the actual design of the model dates all the way back to 2003. While the car did change underneath and the engines and interiors have been updated over the years, the basic exterior design is nearly the same as it was more than 13 years ago. As a result, we could see that Ford lost quite a bit over its competitors from GM even though the actual model still is a good car. Not too long ago rumors about an entirely new model started to surface and soon after that new car has been spied testing with quite a bit of camouflage.
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vujo91 - 6/13/2016 1:51:17 PM

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Platform: Although body marking likely will be various, the Expedition/Navigator will follow the very same steel-frame, aluminum-body method as the F-150. Aluminum conserved a number of hundred pounds on the F-150; the SUVs will see a likewise considerable mass cost savings. Just like present variations, the brand-new SUVs will undoubtedly ride on independent rear suspensions.

Powertrain: These body-on-frame twins will continue with their existing powertrain technique of providing just twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V-6s. It's most likely that the 2.7-liter will share the lineup with the 3.5.

Competitors: GM's Suburban-based Cadillac, Chevy, and GMC triplets outsell the Ford/Lincoln duo by more than 4 to one. And in some way the Infiniti QX80, the soon-to-be-replaced Nissan Armada, and the Toyota Sequoia all outsell the aged Navigator.

What Might Go Wrong: Americans might welcome "It's a Small World" as a transport mantra; fuel rates might rocket up as rapidly as they just recently dropped; or aluminum might be connected to infertility. None of that sounds awfully most likely.

Approximated Arrival and Price: Late 2017 as a 2018 design, with rates matching today's: from about $47,000 for a base Expedition to beyond $80,000 for a packed Navigator L.

MDarringer - 6/13/2016 7:20:41 PM

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This cannot come fast enough as the current Expedition really is the first-ever Expedition with lots of bandaids.