aggiegrad05
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This is some fairly epic trolling. Excellent job.Ford ruined the Expedition, to appeal to short soccer moms. It is now a mini van alternative. Ford wants the men, buying the ugly, high profit F-150.
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This is some fairly epic trolling. Excellent job.Ford ruined the Expedition, to appeal to short soccer moms. It is now a mini van alternative. Ford wants the men, buying the ugly, high profit F-150.
Its definitely not a minivan alternative unless you know of 400hp 10spd Mini vans with true transfer cases and locking rear diffs? Not to mention respectable towing capacity. Hell 6inches of ground clearance on a mini van only happens if you put over sized tires on stock suspension lol.Ford ruined the Expedition, to appeal to short soccer moms. It is now a mini van alternative. Ford wants the men, buying the ugly, high profit F-150.
Probably depends on the rental agency and even location. For sure I’ve had both Fords and GMs with obvious rental Nanny controls locked in. Its possible Fiat hasn’t figured that out yetThe Challenger Hemi I got from Avis last month did not have rental mode. They left the 0-60 timer on the driver info screen and sport mode was more than happy to let the tires spin a bit...
The Expedition, was the Bronco replacement. They sold so many, it cut into F-150 and Windstar sales. Ford slow rolled upgrades and new models. They want to sell high profit, F-150 trucks and claim #1 in sales for 25yrs running.If i could remember correctly, the bronco didnt have an independent front suspension, third row bench, street tires, car like ride, and rear entertainment options. And i def dont remember ford ever advertising the expy the same as the bronco.
Agreed. The ‘it’s just a minivan’ line is so tired at this point I don’t even finish reading those comments lolIts definitely not a minivan alternative unless you know of 400hp 10spd Mini vans with true transfer cases and locking rear diffs? Not to mention respectable towing capacity. Hell 6inches of ground clearance on a mini van only happens if you put over sized tires on stock suspension lol.
I drove fleet Fords for nearly 10 years and this is one of the reasons I bought a Ford product. I beat the hell out of every one of those fleet vehicles in every way imaginable and they were tough as nails and never did I have a problem. I was religious about the maintenance intervals and we kept them for 60k miles. A Taurus and a few Fusions... boy were those cars great.I would never ever tell anyone to buy a former fleet vehicle/rental vehicle...junk. Beat up, abused, and had 100s of different owners whipping on them