Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
The Ford Expedition is a full-size sport-utility vehicle, based on the same architecture and powertrains that also make up the Ford F-150 and the Lincoln Navigator. It was first built for the 1997 model year, and effectively replaced Ford's old Bronco two-door sport-ute. Sized between the smaller Explorer and the now-discontinued Ford Excursion, the Expedition gained a long-wheelbase EL model in its second generation to better compete against the Chevrolet Suburban. In addition to that SUV, the Expedition also competes against the Nissan Armada, the Toyota Sequoia, and the GMC Yukon.
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
The first generation Expedition was produced from 1997 to 2002. Sharing the F-Series platform of the day, the Expedition could seat up to nine passengers. Buyers could choose either a 4.6-liter V-8 coupled to a four-speed automatic or a 5.4-liter V-8 with a four-speed automatic. Power output of 215 horsepower in the smaller engine rose to 240 hp with an upgrade in the 2000 model year; the larger V-8 saw power rise from 230 hp to 260 hp at the same time. The upgrades synced with a revised front end and rear end, the addition of side airbags as an option, and the availability of rear parking sensors.
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
Ford Expedition
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