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I must say, ford nailed the expedition. Not so much the navigator unfortunately though it still does well in comparison tests. Edmunds ranked it over the tahoe...
Im pretty sure 4A does not work the same as all wheel drive. Someone please correct me, but All wheel drive runs all 4 wheels at the same time and can send or slow wheel spin to add traction. 4A, the expedition runs in essentially 2wd (reduced power) but can send power to any of all the wheels...
Location and primary use. City and Highway bomber or live in the south, 2wd. In an area with medium to heavy snow or light off road, 4wd. All the suvs I've owned that were 2wd drove extremely well even in wet and snowy mountain passes .
Best bet is stiffer front and rear sway bars. Some of the 4th gen owners did this to their vehicles and almost all loved the results when done correctly.
When we got our 18, we ordered a limited. We ordered when the order guide dropped, so months before they released. The first one to hit our area at that time was a few hours away but it was the platinum, I went with my wife and dad. Omg, we all fell in love with it right there, and they gave...
Understandable. I guess you haven't driven the 22 to 24 expys then. I bring that up because I had a 2018 expy limited and the interior felt mostly premium, aside from the thin feeling center console lid and fords sporty build quality. When the 4th gen expys first came out, they were hard to...
In late 25, there was an issue with the 24in wheels, so ford started releasing platinum ultimates with the same 22ins wheels as the driver pkg. After driving ones with both 24in and 22in wheels, the 22in wheels are markedly better on non hwy roads than the 24 in rims.
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