2018 Ford Expedition Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Unless they develop a self driving version or bring back the Excursion, not much better they could do. This is the best vehicle I’ve ever owned from a feature/interior/design/safety/style/power position this thing has every box checked I can think of. Really satisfied with the purchase. I can haul up to 9,000 lbs. of trailer and have plenty of room for gear and passengers. Fantastic ride.

This is the perfect vehicle for our growing family. Good fuel economy for a large SUV as well.

I’ve always thought Ford was a great vehicle for the price point. We are always on the go with kids sports, boating, or skiing so we need a vehicle that can do it all. The expedition is it. The newer they are the more creature comforts you get. But on the flip side the more it seems like they build them with more plastic components.

Just purchased 2018 Expedition and we love it. Plenty of room, comfortable ride and 20 mpg for a ride that size it great.

Very comfortable, powerful rig with tons of amenities, even as an XLT.

Sits comfortably in the second and third rows due to all seats reclining and the second row being adjustable for leg room. Love the ecoboost too.

Great Vehicle, love the body design, however, I dislike the small cargo space provided. Possibly EL version would be LOVE for me and my family Hope there’s one out there somewhere

Good vehicle for big families. I highly recommend it

Excellent car! Overpriced! Many options but prefer the platinum model

Features are very nice but all the software is buggy.

The car is very spacious, the engine is very quick and punchy and I really like the redesigned exterior. However, at 70k miles there was a rattling sound coming from the engine on a cold start. We took it to Ford and it took days before someone could even look at it to diagnose the issue. Once they finally got to it they let us know that our Expedition required a timing chain replacement., it took a couple of weeks to complete the job. After getting the timing chain replaced it just never drove the same. Still very punchy and quick , but just didnt feel the same. Also didnt know if I could trust the engine after needing such a major fix at only 70k miles. I expected more from such an expensive car.

The vehicle was nicely appointed with the features most persons are looking for today. The ride was nice and had ample acceleration and braking power in spite of its size and weight. Lots of interior room. It appears that the vehicle has seen a fair bit of use in spite of its low kilometers. There were a number of rubs and scratches in the paint, the rear sunroof was badly cracked and one of the rear seats could not be folded down. This on top of the fact there was $14,000 in repairs as a result of an accident. Because we are still not sure at this time if we need a vehicle of this size, and that we were given a very poor trade-in value for our existing vehicle, it is doubtful if we will proceed with a purchase at this time.