Ford Expedition & Expedition MAX SUV (4th gen, U553)
MSRP 52810 USD | Official Product Page
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Product Description
The fourth generation Ford Expedition is Ford's flagship full-size SUV. Related to Ford F-150 pickup and Lincoln Navigator, the Expedition is powered by a 3.5T EcoBoost V6 coupled to a 10-speed automatic transmission.
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Specifications
Construction
Approach / Departure / Breakover Angles
23.4 / 22.2 / 21.5 deg (RWD)
Suspension | Front
Short- and long-arm
Suspension | Rear
Multi-link
Dimensions
Size | Height
4WD76.4"
RWD76.6"
RWD76.6"
Size | Length
210"
MAX221.9"
MAX221.9"
Size | Width
79,9"
Weight
MAX, 4WD5794 lbs
RWD5368 lbs
RWD5368 lbs
Wheelbase
122.5"
MAX131.6"
MAX131.6"
Performance
Towing Capacity
6500 - 6600 lbs
Powertrain
Engine | Displacement
3.5 L
Engine | Power
375hp @ 5000 rpm
Engine | Torque
470lb-ft @ 2250 rpm
Engine | Type
EcoBoost V6
Fuel Capacity
23.6 gal
Transmission | Gears
10-speed
Transmission | Type
Automatic
Production
Debut
2017 Chicago Auto Show
Made In
USA
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