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4 Highlights of the 2025 Ford Expedition

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Versatile performance, a family-friendly cabin, and cutting-edge technology are a few reasons families fall quickly in love with the 2025 Ford Expedition. When we get to show this full-size SUV off, these are four of the highlights that help set the Expedition apart this year.

1. It's a Fantastic Hauler

Adventurous families love the strong performance provided by the 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine. This powerhouse delivers 400 horsepower and 480 lb.-ft. of torque. It comes standard with rear wheel drive. Models with this setup can easily tow a small family boat with their maximum towing capacity of up to 6,000 pounds.

If your family needs a little more hauling power, you have the option to upgrade to an Expedition with traction-enhancing all-wheel drive. This setup delivers up to 9,600 pounds of maximum towing capacity. Features like trailer sway control, pro trailer backup assist, and pro-trailer hitch assist make the hauling experience even easier.

2. It Has Enhanced Camera Tech

A clear feed from your rearview camera will appear on your 13.2-inch center stack touchscreen. This large display offers a less obstructed view of everything happening behind the full-size SUV as you drive in reverse. Additionally, the Expedition comes with a 360-degree camera system that lets you see around the vehicle.

3. It's Loaded With Sophisticated Convenience Features

Pressing remote start on the key fob will warm up the engine and activate the climate control system. With the 2025 edition's powerful tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control system, the cabin will cool or warm to your preferences in no time. Once you're on the road, there are rear auxiliary climate controls for both the second and third row seats, so everyone can stay comfortable for the whole ride.

Remote keyless entry lets you into the vehicle, and push-button start makes it easy to get going. An illuminated entry system with theater-dimming contributes to the Expedition's relaxed aesthetic.

4. It Seats Eight Passengers

The Expedition's third row is a 60/40 split PowerFold bench seat with power-operated recline for enhanced comfort and the ability to fold the row flat for additional cargo room when you need it. Families have options for the second row.

The standard arrangement is a 40/20/40 split-bench seat with a manual adjuster that folds the bench completely flat. It also comes with CenterSlide, so you can position the bench wherever works best for your family. For those who are okay with reducing the seating to seven passengers, there are captain's chairs available. These two seats are power-operated so your passengers can easily adjust for comfort.

If you're looking for a remarkable SUV that can keep up with your family's needs, you need to get a closer look at the latest Expedition. Contact Harrison Ford in Wellington, OH for more information about the 2025 edition.

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