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carwant.com.au
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On our recent family holiday to the US, we hired a Ford Expedition... and what a machine it is!
 This SUV rivals almost any European SUV, with more than enough features (heated/cooling seats, electric tailgate, blind spot monitoring), power (six cylinder auto) and handling. They cruise like a SUV and have plenty of boot when you put your foot down. As soon as we came back, i looked up to see if any Expeditions were for sale in the used car market, but no luck. Doesn't look like anyone has converted them to RHD before. These SUV's will rival the Nissan Patrol, Toyota Landcruiser and the European cars; all which sell (in small numbers) in Australia. The size didn't bother us; after a few days it felt car-like and the wife had no issues driving. Does anyone know if they were converted locally, or ever imported as a right hand drive? Last edited by carwant.com.au; 04-03-2017 at 06:22 PM. |
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Ford Expedition - recent trip to the US
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