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BTW did you get a quote online from Ford and does the warranty from Canada cover wear parts?
I believe that they are reliable vehicles. I have learned my lesson the hard way with buying the first model of a new car. Do Not Do It. Over the years I have had 2 large Suv's being Suburbans and two Expeditions and have had good luck for the most part. When my 03 EB got around 40k on the clock about 3 years old I had forgotten about the serious electrical problem that it developed. I had the extended warranty on it and over a year or so every major and some minor chip and relay and fuse link on it had to be replaced. It started with the lights and crept through the A/C and engine. I remember that the DVD in the roof went out with the children on a trip when the A/C failed it was a hot night in Florida. (The Ford dealer in Keys was great.) I would guess that Ford spent in excess of $3 or 4,000 with these repairs and rentals and towing maybe more. All of the sudden a Regional Ford Service Tech had the idea of replacing something in the passenger compartment and problem finally solved. I kept it until recently with over 100k miles. I next had the pleasure of having a new car Lemon Lawed. I bought this Jeep and after two weeks it sat at the dealer for three months waiting for parts for it's Italian diesel. Thank the Stars for extended warranties that provide a rental during the factory warranty period.
So I guess I have more than given my opinion on this. I had forgotten about the problem with that 03 EB until I responded to you.