10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 1
Injuries / Deaths:
2 / 0
Average Mileage:
13,544 miles

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problem #7

Jul 092019

Expedition

  • 14,000 miles
At times when making a left turn the left front wheel locks up in the turning position for several seconds and trying to steer out of the left turn is impossible until the wheel releases on it's own. Vehicle is in motion at the time of all incidents, on city streets, in parking lots, driveways. Reason unknown.

- Corpus Christi, TX, USA

problem #6

Jan 282019

Expedition

  • 50,100 miles
Rear widow defroster terminal fell off of right side of rear glass, crest Ford of flatrock Michigan replaced rear glass on 12/26/2017 under warranty. On 01/28/2019 the rear window defroster terminal fell of the right side of that rear glass after13 months of use, at that time I was over my 36,000 mile warranty and contacted crest Ford looking for some help with this issue. Crest Ford contacted me about a week later and stated Ford motor would not cover the repair. On 03/01/2019 I appealed this directly to the Ford Motor Co. Customer service and was told they would not replace the glass again. On 03/05/2015 I had a local glass shop replace the rear window at a cost of $262. I feel that this is a safety issue and want to know if this is common with this vehicle and is there any complaints about this with Ford vehicles. Also I would like Ford Motor Company to reimburse me the $262 dollars I spent on the new rear glass. Was driving vehicle both times when the terminal fell off the glass, first time the defroster had just turned off and the second time it was on.

- Trenton, MI, USA

problem #5

Feb 222019

Expedition

  • 94,624 miles
Ticking noise in cyclinder

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

problem #4

Nov 082017

Expedition

  • 3,000 miles
Battery bleed started on November 8th and has happened every 7 or 8 days since. This will be the 6th battery that has been installed without isolating the problem. This is a 1 year old vehicle. It ran perfectly for 1 year and 1 month. Had the oil changed at the dealership on November 1st and the problem started on November 8th. Jones motor company of savannah, tn. Has yet to find the problem. Researching the internet, I find that lots of Ford have the same problem.

- Savannah, Tn, TN, USA

problem #3

Jul 122017

Expedition

  • 6,000 miles
Exhaust fumes in the cabin upon exceleration.

- Bradenton, FL, USA

problem #2

Jun 052017

Expedition

  • 1,000 miles
Merging onto a freeway, no other vehicles ahead, behind or beside, the driver side rear window spontaneously shattered. Was going 60-65mph at the time. No outside factors around to cause the glass break. No foreign object found in vehicle. Ford refusing to investigate root cause. Ford's stance is an external factor caused the break unless more people come forward with same complaint. Would not inspect tilting hinge mechanism for the broken window, inspect other intact windows or do any other inspection that I requested. Was told that the only thing they did was take photos and determined that because glass was in the vehicle that it was not their problem. Both dealership and Ford's customer care hotline will entertain the idea of inspecting the vehicle or researching the batch of the glass manufacturer for root cause. I had only owned the vehicle for 6 days at the time. Vehicle had 738 miles when purchased. Approximately 1000 total miles on the vehicle at the time of the window break. Photos were taken once vehicle could be stopped in a safe spot. Drove approx 27 miles on the highway after the break before stopping. Photo 3826 shows glass before having to make a sharp left U-turn that allowed much of the glass sitting on the side ledge to fall inside the cargo area of the vehicle. Other pictures taken after taking the U-turn.

- Spring, TX, USA

problem #1

Aug 282016

Expedition

  • 3,800 miles
Powered running board closed on my 5 year old's foot as he was entering from the passenger side rear door with both doors open on passenger side. I had to stand on the partially closed board and apply pressure to extract my son's foot. Vehicle was parked in a parking lot with engine idling.

- St Augustine, FL, USA