That is in relation to the blue cruise level 2 autonomous driving. Optional feature

They are reducing variations in build by 95% to reduce cost of production and streamline it with more base standard features (tow package, heated seats, adaptive cruise control, etc). Seems they got rid of the Timberline, King Ranch, Limited, and XLT

The Android based operating system is supposedly 4x faster than sync and the first Ford to get it. And blue cruise is a level 2 autonomous driving system. It’s not simply lane keeping. You just look forward and it drives the car.. Pretty nice on long road trips the few times I’ve tried it.

I drove my 2003 Ford Expedition until 302,000 miles before deciding to upgrade. No powertrain issues besides spark plugs. Had the 4.6L V8. Only major things that went out were AC compressor and a window motor. Cheap to repair. Great car all-in-all

I’ve used Cooper tires for years and have always liked them. They give good traction throughout lifecycle and have lasted well beyond their warranty mileage indicated.

Ford paid my brother to have a rental car for 6 months while they waited on the recall airbag replacement to arrive for his 2010 Milan. It was awesome.. traded in for a new car every week depending on what we were in the mood for. They spent almost $4000 on the rentals which is almost what the car was worth! He just…

This review got me laughing, thank you

Have you actually used sync 3? It’s great in my opinion. Simple and fast, Apple Carplay/Android auto. What more do you need?

Great article within an article!!

Limb deflectors. You tie a string to the front tie downs to the top of the windshield and it moves brush/limbs away from the windshield

Search cars.com; tons of examples

Drewes>Andys

Where do you get your biomass fuel and how do the prices compare to diesel? Very curious about this..

Good point.

It actually has a completely unique interior compared to an Expedition. Go to an auto show, sit in both, and you'll realize they designed each separately. Also have different suspensions. (I think the Lincoln 3.5 may be more powerful)

yeah my ‘03 Expedition is 28 gallons

Seems simple. The drivers just need to use common sense and start/stop the car themselves

All of that certainly is aided by the fact that the US basically subsidizes their defense and R&D. 

Makes you wonder why he didn't just engage 6x6..