2025 Expedition
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Last: 1 mo ago by ChoppinDs40
I love it
Good thing they got us all standing around for the "reveal"
'03ag said:
Good thing they got us all standing around for the "reveal"
WYA?
Far end by the fountain and the white tarp. South end
Her with my brother(black and white ROMR hat)and his wife. in a green ROMR shirt
Her with my brother(black and white ROMR hat)and his wife. in a green ROMR shirt
Looks like a Tahoe/Yukon
Gotta upgrade out of the 22 so wife can stunt on these hoes in the junior high line
The real question is if they're going to have a powerboost option?
Just talked to the guy who presented the reveal and it sounds unchanged. Two ouputs of the 3.5EB.ttha_aggie_09 said:
The real question is if they're going to have a powerboost option?
Some article I saw today said sounds like hybrid might be as late as 2028.
Yeah, I really do t like what they did to make it look like a Tahoe.TXAG 05 said:
Looks like a Tahoe/Yukon
And that steering wheel/dash layout is horrendous.
ttha_aggie_09 said:
The real question is if they're going to have a powerboost option?
2026.
Good to know. Guess she'll be slumming it until then
Dash looks like a$$
big ben said:
Dash looks like a$$
Pretty bad, looks like they slapped 2 screens on there from different cars and called it a day.
Rotating shifter knob is a no from me Dawg.
And too many damn screens. Looks like you're flying the Space Shuttle.
Looks very nice and new but, I think I'd rather go put another $2,000 in maintenance on my 1999.
And too many damn screens. Looks like you're flying the Space Shuttle.
Looks very nice and new but, I think I'd rather go put another $2,000 in maintenance on my 1999.
Are those capacitive touch buttons on the steering wheel? I should be able to feel for every button I need so that my eyes can remain on the road. I thought touchscreen for the AC was bad but this is next level...
The real question is if they will have figured out cam phasors figured out...other than that I like it.
i like it, except the seats look like flabby skin.
Mid 2019s or 2020 for the cam phasers.fixer said:
The real question is if they will have figured out cam phasors figured out...other than that I like it.
I highly doubt "Driver of 1999 year model that does his own maintenance" is part of their target demographic.HollywoodBQ said:
Looks very nice and new but, I think I'd rather go put another $2,000 in maintenance on my 1999.
seven footballs!?
Oh I agree with you.PMD03 said:I highly doubt "Driver of 1999 year model that does his own maintenance" is part of their target demographic.HollywoodBQ said:
Looks very nice and new but, I think I'd rather go put another $2,000 in maintenance on my 1999.
Silly me was thinking about who could purchase one but... I suspect the target demo is who really who gets enough in child support payments to be able to afford a $1,000/mo lease.
chickencoupe16 said:
Are those capacitive touch buttons on the steering wheel? I should be able to feel for every button I need so that my eyes can remain on the road. I thought touchscreen for the AC was bad but this is next level...
Yeah, agreed. Not sure why this is a thing with car manufacturers. The ENTIRE point of the steering wheel controls, is that you dont have to look down at the console.
A couple cars we test drove recently had these, and you can't help but look down a the little mini-screens on the steering wheel. It's an obvious hazard.
Tailgate looks cool. Seems like only range rovers and land cruisers have done that until now
As an owner of a 2020 Expedition (that has all kinds of issues), I like this one. BUT, that infotainment/screen layout is atrocious.
Murica
PMD03 said:I highly doubt "Driver of 1999 year model that does his own maintenance" is part of their target demographic.HollywoodBQ said:
Looks very nice and new but, I think I'd rather go put another $2,000 in maintenance on my 1999.
Unless that driver often asks "Could a new car handle the 7 footballs I carry with me everywhere", in which case they're now hooked.
Flaith said:
seven footballs!?
There will be some bridges that this vehicle will exceed the posted weight limit.
Only issue I've had on mine is the ford/gm transmission. I'm on my 4th and rebuilt two other times. About to take it back for the 7th time.AgEng06 said:
As an owner of a 2020 Expedition (that has all kinds of issues), I like this one. BUT, that infotainment/screen layout is atrocious.
Wonder at what point they are going to start looking for other issues.
Really like some of the features but am I understanding correctly that only the outboard seats in the third row fold flat, and the middle seat hinge point is few inches above the cargo floor? Seems like a terrible design decision unless you can remove the middle seat.
(discussed at 9 min 13 sec if the link doesn't work)
(discussed at 9 min 13 sec if the link doesn't work)
This is symbolic of all that is wrong with American consumerism. The relentless drive for material accumulation fuels debt, stress, and dissatisfaction as people equate self-worth with possessions.
No one needs more than six footballs.
No one needs more than six footballs.
Doubt it. I believe it's a 60/40 seat with the back of the center portion able to fold down.
Did you watch the video? It's very strange based on that limited clip. I can't find any videos where the person folds the entire third row or even the left side. And I think its a "40/20/40" fold at least on some trims.NightHawk150 said:
Doubt it. I believe it's a 60/40 seat with the back of the center portion able to fold down.
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