2009 FORD EXPEDITION
1FMFU17529LA08162 P24-073 209,895 mi
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Price: $6,995

2009 FORD EXPEDITION

VIN 1FMFU17529LA08162
Mileage 209,895 mi
Engine V8, FLEX FUEL, 5.4 LITER
Drive Train 2WD
Stock Number P24-073
Transmission AUTOMATIC
Trim EDDIE BAUER SPORT UTILITY 4D
Doors 4
Exterior Color RED
Interior Color BLACK
Body Type SUV
Fuel Type FLEXIBLE_FUEL

  • AUDIOPHILE SOUND
  • HEATED SEATS
  • ROOF RACK
  • PERIMETER ALARM SYSTEM
  • CD/MP3 (SINGLE DISC)
  • PARKING SENSORS
  • DUAL AIR BAGS
  • TRACTION CONTROL
  • FOG LIGHTS
  • ABS (4-WHEEL)
  • AIR CONDITIONING
  • ALLOY WHEELS
  • AIR CONDITIONING, REAR
  • TOWING PKG
  • TILT WHEEL
  • KEYLESS ENTRY
  • SYNC
  • STABILITY CONTROL
  • SIRIUS SATELLITE
  • CRUISE CONTROL
  • RUNNING BOARDS
  • POWER THIRD ROW
  • POWER DOOR LOCKS
  • POWER WINDOWS
  • SIDE AIR BAGS
  • LEATHER
  • AM/FM STEREO
  • HEAD CURTAIN AIR BAGS
  • POWER STEERING
  • DUAL POWER SEATS

DRIVEN AN AVERAGE OF ONLY 14,000 MILES PER YEAR

For 2009, the Ford Expedition gets a handful of new features that include a capless fuel filler, a perimeter alarm, rain-sensing wipers, satellite radio, the Sync multimedia voice control system and Sirius Travel Link. Additionally, the 5.4-liter V8 adopts flex-fuel capability, meaning it can also run on ethanol-blend fuels.

With room for eight adults, loads of towing ability and civilized road manners, the 2009 Ford Expedition is an especially well-rounded full-size SUV.

Always a strong contender in this segment, the Expedition recently received some useful upgrades, including revised suspension and steering systems and a six-speed automatic transmission. The Expedition steers precisely, feels composed while rounding corners and has a supple ride quality. Part of the credit goes to the Expedition's independent rear suspension, a rarity in the segment that also provides plenty of room for those riding in the third seat. We found the Expedition's seats to be among the most comfortable to sit in and the easiest to fold down -- a pleasant contrast to the cramped, non-folding third-row bench in the Chevrolet Tahoe.

Price: $6,995
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VIN 1FMFU17529LA08162
Mileage 209,895 mi
Engine V8, FLEX FUEL, 5.4 LITER
Drive Train 2WD
Stock Number P24-073
Transmission AUTOMATIC
Trim EDDIE BAUER SPORT UTILITY 4D
Doors 4
Exterior Color RED
Interior Color BLACK
Body Type SUV
Fuel Type FLEXIBLE_FUEL

  • AUDIOPHILE SOUND
  • HEATED SEATS
  • ROOF RACK
  • PERIMETER ALARM SYSTEM
  • CD/MP3 (SINGLE DISC)
  • PARKING SENSORS
  • DUAL AIR BAGS
  • TRACTION CONTROL
  • FOG LIGHTS
  • ABS (4-WHEEL)
  • AIR CONDITIONING
  • ALLOY WHEELS
  • AIR CONDITIONING, REAR
  • TOWING PKG
  • TILT WHEEL
  • KEYLESS ENTRY
  • SYNC
  • STABILITY CONTROL
  • SIRIUS SATELLITE
  • CRUISE CONTROL
  • RUNNING BOARDS
  • POWER THIRD ROW
  • POWER DOOR LOCKS
  • POWER WINDOWS
  • SIDE AIR BAGS
  • LEATHER
  • AM/FM STEREO
  • HEAD CURTAIN AIR BAGS
  • POWER STEERING
  • DUAL POWER SEATS

DRIVEN AN AVERAGE OF ONLY 14,000 MILES PER YEAR

For 2009, the Ford Expedition gets a handful of new features that include a capless fuel filler, a perimeter alarm, rain-sensing wipers, satellite radio, the Sync multimedia voice control system and Sirius Travel Link. Additionally, the 5.4-liter V8 adopts flex-fuel capability, meaning it can also run on ethanol-blend fuels.

With room for eight adults, loads of towing ability and civilized road manners, the 2009 Ford Expedition is an especially well-rounded full-size SUV.

Always a strong contender in this segment, the Expedition recently received some useful upgrades, including revised suspension and steering systems and a six-speed automatic transmission. The Expedition steers precisely, feels composed while rounding corners and has a supple ride quality. Part of the credit goes to the Expedition's independent rear suspension, a rarity in the segment that also provides plenty of room for those riding in the third seat. We found the Expedition's seats to be among the most comfortable to sit in and the easiest to fold down -- a pleasant contrast to the cramped, non-folding third-row bench in the Chevrolet Tahoe.

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