The 2018 Ford Expedition does indeed have a heads up display available for its models, but only for specific trim packages. It is automatically included as part of the Platinum and Max Platinum editions. These are, of course, the cream of the crop when it comes to this make and model. If the HUD is not working properly, You should immediately check the wires for any damaged or loose connections. If the wiring is faulty, it should be replaced. This will cost You between $12 and $86. If instead You find that the heads up display unit itself is failing, You will need to pay between $158 and $280 to replace it.
Una C.
August 29, 2019
Yes, the 2018 Ford Expedition does have heads up display but only on select trims. The Heads Up Display (HUD) posts a transparent digital replica of your instrument screen on the windshield, so you don't have to look down at the dash. HUD is only available on the Platinum and Max Platinum models - the highest end of the brand. There's no option on lesser trims. There are smartphone apps that mimic the technology - secure the phone on top of the dash it projects a similar image. Both Apple and Android apps are available, the free versions have ads, the premium versions don't.
Ron B
February 17, 2020
That is not correct. I have a 2018 platinum. The only HUD are the lights that come with the forward collision warning.
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