Ford Expedition Timberline Review Inside And Out
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Ford Expedition Timberline Review Inside And Out
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Metter GA! Wow, when I was a kid i use to hear this old guy do ministries from Metter during the commercial breaks on tv. Use to come on to birds chirping and a whistling flute tune.
Great little town in south ga!
We love these things. My only complaint is you can't option them with a coyote, and that is literally the only draw back as far as I am concerned. Plenty of room for family and friends, or cargo.
Agree the coyote would be icing on the cake for this big beast. What a great suv
Just picked one up 1.5 weeks ago for $15,000 off MSRP with 501A & 100k Ford Bumper to Bumper @ cost.
They’re desperate, especially since the 25’s (Tremor) which they RUINED the back with black piano plastic come out any day now…
My wife needs a new 3rd row suv. Open to anything but leaning towards a Honda pilot or Toyota Highlander. Would you recommend one of these or something else? She puts on about 20k a year and I have a hard time getting her to keep a care more than 3-4 years. Buy or lease?
I never thought much of Kia and Hyundai but they actually have two highly rated SUVs with the best in class warranty.
2 great options. I prefer the honda personally. But worth driving both to see what you or she likes best. but can not go wrong with either. 20k a year means buying is probably the best bet money wise.
Get a new model wife.
@ haha, hopefully she keeps this one longer!
@@Jason-Samko well, we ended up going a different direction and getting a Subaru Ascent. Good discounts because it was a new 24’ model
I was actually looking into Expeditions Timberline or Sequoia TRD, but my concern is the eco-boost in the long run!?
The fact that they don't option some of these with the coyote is a draw back. What I'll tell you is that the days of the ecoboost's turbos failing right around the 65-85,000 mile mark appear to be gone. The first gen Ecoboost had that problem like crazy, but it has gotten better with each generation. However, it is still a twin turbo engine, and anything can happen at any time.
@aymanlockhartable yep the 3.5 was finicky early on. But has proven itself now. The coyote would of been an excellent choice for this big suv