2000 Ford Expedition Usados en Venta

The best feature on this car was the large amount of space for passengers. There is plenty of leg room in all three rows, and you can fit eight adults easily inside. Beyond that, I had a lot of issues with this vehicle. I do not feel it is built well. We have had a lot of mechanical as well as structural issues. It is also a major gas guzzler.

The one thing I liked about the car was that it was very spacious and had plenty of room. I was able to seat eight to nine adults comfortably and still had room for some luggage. The back seats folded, which provided a huge compartment to allow for virtually anything you would put in a car. There times I carried sheets of 4x8 plywood and eight-feet lumber. Another thing I liked about the truck was the power in the engine. It had tremendous torque and was able to pull a fifth wheel with ease. The 5.7 liter engine had no problem reaching high speeds in a relatively short amount of time. Despite its power, there are many drawbacks. Ford is notorious for their cheap paint. Their paint jobs probably last five years—at the most—before you start noticing the color fading or cracking. In my case, it started lifting off the car and chipping away. Another terrible issue with the car is the engine itself. After five years, you'll begin to have small issues, which eventually lead to bigger issues. You'll hardly ever experience trouble within ten years with a Japanese car. Gas is another drawback. 13 miles a gallon is not what I would consider fuel efficient, especially with todays gas prices.