Ford Expedition Usados en Venta en Philadelphia, PA

I've had my Expedition for 5 years and its been great. Before I bought it I made sure to check out reliability ratings from various sites and the reliability really seemed to depend on the year you bought. So made sure to get a good year and sure enough I have not had any mechanical problems with it (knock on wood). In fact in five years I've only needed breaks once, which compared to Chevy or GM products I've owned, I would replace the brakes every year. So mechanically speaking I've never had a better car I don't think. The truck is comfortable from every seat with leather all around and seat warmers/coolers and full 8 way power seats in the front seats. The back seats can also be adjusted and reclined which my passenger love. It also has dual climate control features and rear vents with its own controls. My Expedition is very stylish with running boards and fog lights and is a beautiful two tone color. The 8 passenger seating allows me to make extra money be offer Uber XL service part time, which gets me 2x's the normal fare. When I'm not Ubering, the seats fold flat and I get a cargo area that's 8 feet by 4 feet. That's basically the same cargo area of a pick up truck, so I can haul large items when I want, which has come in very handy on home projects. The 4.6 Liter engine gives it plenty of get up and towing power but I do notice a considerable difference in pick up when I have it loaded up with people compared to when its empty but that's probably normal. The gas mileage is horrendous, like 15 a gallon in the city, 18 on the highway, so its not a very practical car to just drive around in but its been a great money maker for me.

I love how much room it has with the third-row seating. I also like that it has not nickeled and dimed us. Most of the parts that I have changed are the original parts, and it has over 222,000 miles on it. It's still running strong and sound. We bought it used for $3,000. The third row seating is quick and easy to install. I don't like that the tires are so expensive. They also do not make the original tires designed for it anymore. We have to buy a slightly bigger, more expensive size tire. That, in turn, then affects the speedometer. We technically go slower than what the speedometer is saying. It says we're doing 65, we are really doing about 61 or 62 mph.