2016 Ford Expedition Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Smooth riding vehicle, has plenty of room for passengers and storage. Vehicle has four-wheel drive and is comfortable to drive. Very well built vehicle. I wish it came standard with LED lighting like most other vehicles.

The size is the best no cons some people say that its to big but with kids we love it. I like to sit up high in the car and not be bothered. The seats are very comfy and roomy. I have a tow package and use it all the time the vehicle has no issues towing.

My automobile has been virtually maintenance free, and it has been more than reliable. It has always been very dependable. I feel safe in it, for my family and I. I would buy another one when I start looking.

Very spacious, good gas mileage, many options to choose from when making your purchase. Drives smooth. Backup camera works amazing. The room behind 3rd row seating is large enough for 2 large dogs to fit comfortably.

Sturdy vehicle for highway travel. Smooth ride on highway and in town. Has enough room to accommodate all my gear for the craft shows ido. From tables to chairs to product totes to tent and everything in between, this vehicle holds it all... Even a couple of passengers to help with loading and set up.

Does not come with LED lighting standard like other modern vehicles, especially the headlights. Wish the vehicle came with lane assist to assist the driver with lane changes and it would help the safety rating of the vehicle.

Some people say a con is that the car is too big but I don't think so at all. I have no issues with gas some others do. There is not a whole lot of upgrades in the cabin. Ford is a little behind on the technology part of cars.

I would like the gas mileage to be somewhat better. Also, I would be a lot happier if maybe the price was at least slightly lower. Other than that, I cannot really find many cons at all. I would strongly recommend it to anyone in the market for obtaining a new vehicle.

Does not have the option of bucket seats for the rear passengers. A lot of nooks and crannies for dirt or food to fall into, making it harder to clean out. The towing capacity could be higher in order to pull larger items like a large camper for a larger family.

One of the cons of having a sturdy, heavy vehicle for highway driving is that the gas mileage could be better. Also maneuvering and fitting into tight spots can be a challenge at times. Still, it is a trade off I am willing to make for the highway security I feel with this vehicle.