Unfortunately, only platinum has it.
25% over MSRP? Better off doing factory order?
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Lou Hamilton
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That is all the information that I have read, too.
They stated they read that the Timberline has it. I wanted to know where that could be found.
wakeboarder
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I bought my Expedition after my first set of twins and before the second set.
balthisar
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If the Timberline had it, I'd be waiting on a Timberline right now instead of a Platinum.
Pancho258
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Did some more research and your correct the Timberline does not come with Blue Cruise. However it is all the right features installed so when they release it for additional vehicles it should download into the Timberline, for a price.
rpw2021
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BlueCruise includes a camera mounted on the dash just to the left of the screen (it watches your eyes to be sure you're looking at the road when the system is active). I assume this is why Ford has said it wont be a feature-add in the future.
Maxine the Max
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Maxine the Max
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That's why we made the switch from my '08 Taurus X (precursor to the Flex) to a '19 Max, couldn't figure out how to make the kids stop growing. If you figure out the formula please post for the rest of us.
Lou Hamilton
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You need the camera, though.
There is a camera on the center of the dash as seen in this picture.
And another on the A pillar. I could not find a good picture, but the glossy part is where the camera resides.
The Timberline doesn't have these pre-installed and I don't see an easy way to add the center dash one. A pillar might be an easy swap of that plastic part, but I think the other requires a different dash.
balthisar
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BlueCruise will not be released in the future for the non-Platinum versions. If you look at the order guide, Platinum includes "FORD CO-PILOT360 ACTIVE2.0" vs. "Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0" and "Ford Co-Pilot360TM Assist+" for other trim levels. These all represent hardware packages. BlueCruise is a software package in addition the the hardware package needed for it, and is listed separately.
I have no idea why we're getting BlueCruise "included" with the price of the vehicle, whereas for my Mach E, I had to specify the hardware package, and (in theory) pay extra for the software to activate it, and only on a subscription basis at that.
I'm still wondering if BlueCruise is included forever. If you look at the live data for Navigation, it's called out as a three year subscription, whereas BlueCruise is listed with no such limitation.
I have no idea why we're getting BlueCruise "included" with the price of the vehicle, whereas for my Mach E, I had to specify the hardware package, and (in theory) pay extra for the software to activate it, and only on a subscription basis at that.
I'm still wondering if BlueCruise is included forever. If you look at the live data for Navigation, it's called out as a three year subscription, whereas BlueCruise is listed with no such limitation.
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