How did you like the Ford Excursion diesel?
Just tell me what you like and dislike
Was the third row uncomfortable?
I tried one out and it just didn't feel right.didn't try the third row, but it didn't look approaching much
best of luck to you!
I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
Answers: For the most part, a great deal of us have the gas models, and v-10's at that, but if I had my choice I turn diesel. There are more power options I guess for the 7.3, but I'd have the 6.0 instead. Forums say aloud the 6.o could get up to 26mpg, where the 7.3 is more on the lines of the 6.8. I close to the idea of being competent to go almost 1000 miles on a tank if to be precise true.
As far as the vehicle, we looked at the Expedition first, but I didn't like the 3rd seat. Not one and only was the seat on the final glass, it was on the floor, fine to tots if you want to crawl rear there, but not for teens and adults. For us adults, our knees were within our chest, and I didn't like the idea of kids on the posterior glass. With that in mind we checked out the X's.
Like the Expeditions, I climbed contained by the 2nd seat and 3rd, there be as much room in those two areas as the front, and you have storage room too! With the kids and adults you can fit 8 near out discomfort, a car seat does appropriate up more room than most of us would. We pack up the kids and dog, lay down the single seat for the kennel, and everyone is good to move about. Other than getting car sick myself, I can be comfortable in the put a bet on at 6'2"... I can even be comfortable laying across the seat to sleep.
There are tons options to, std is the 5 power points, all individual 20 amps each thru the vehicle from the dash to the stowage area. One thing I similar to is the separate fuse panel and power for trailers, no more plugging in the trailer lamps and making the truck dim out or flash immediately. There is even a plug for you to tie your choice of electric brakes to, the wiring is all nearby for you, talk about effortlessness.
Tires can be something no one really thinks of till after the point, sure the a lesser amount of plys the softer the ride, but you loose lateral stability, especially pulling a trailer. 8 ply tires are ok, but 10 ply is better for trailers, unlike you like a bit of sway on the tail.
Cleaning the window for taller relations isn't to bad if you jump up on the tire or unscrew up the door, shorter ones need a go-go gadget aid.
The X also has one item that most don't, Ford put expansion foam packets into the body, exposed them to heat, and chock-full the chambers. With this insulation, not only does it retain the grill better in the winter, it stays cooler in the winter, along next to dampening external noises... even ghetto thumpers.
The only true dislike for the X would be my gas mileage, person the 6.8 and not the diesel, I can see 17 on the highway, 10 in town, and 14 maybe on average. Other than that.. I'm spoiled beside it!
I tried one out and it just didn't feel right.didn't try the third row, but it didn't look approaching much
best of luck to you!
I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
Just tell me what you like and dislike
Was the third row uncomfortable?
Hatch wont overt on 99 outback...any design...
I tried one out and it just didn't feel right.didn't try the third row, but it didn't look approaching much
best of luck to you!
I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
How do you remove the headlight switch...
Answers: For the most part, a great deal of us have the gas models, and v-10's at that, but if I had my choice I turn diesel. There are more power options I guess for the 7.3, but I'd have the 6.0 instead. Forums say aloud the 6.o could get up to 26mpg, where the 7.3 is more on the lines of the 6.8. I close to the idea of being competent to go almost 1000 miles on a tank if to be precise true.
As far as the vehicle, we looked at the Expedition first, but I didn't like the 3rd seat. Not one and only was the seat on the final glass, it was on the floor, fine to tots if you want to crawl rear there, but not for teens and adults. For us adults, our knees were within our chest, and I didn't like the idea of kids on the posterior glass. With that in mind we checked out the X's.
Like the Expeditions, I climbed contained by the 2nd seat and 3rd, there be as much room in those two areas as the front, and you have storage room too! With the kids and adults you can fit 8 near out discomfort, a car seat does appropriate up more room than most of us would. We pack up the kids and dog, lay down the single seat for the kennel, and everyone is good to move about. Other than getting car sick myself, I can be comfortable in the put a bet on at 6'2"... I can even be comfortable laying across the seat to sleep.
There are tons options to, std is the 5 power points, all individual 20 amps each thru the vehicle from the dash to the stowage area. One thing I similar to is the separate fuse panel and power for trailers, no more plugging in the trailer lamps and making the truck dim out or flash immediately. There is even a plug for you to tie your choice of electric brakes to, the wiring is all nearby for you, talk about effortlessness.
Tires can be something no one really thinks of till after the point, sure the a lesser amount of plys the softer the ride, but you loose lateral stability, especially pulling a trailer. 8 ply tires are ok, but 10 ply is better for trailers, unlike you like a bit of sway on the tail.
Cleaning the window for taller relations isn't to bad if you jump up on the tire or unscrew up the door, shorter ones need a go-go gadget aid.
The X also has one item that most don't, Ford put expansion foam packets into the body, exposed them to heat, and chock-full the chambers. With this insulation, not only does it retain the grill better in the winter, it stays cooler in the winter, along next to dampening external noises... even ghetto thumpers.
The only true dislike for the X would be my gas mileage, person the 6.8 and not the diesel, I can see 17 on the highway, 10 in town, and 14 maybe on average. Other than that.. I'm spoiled beside it!
I tried one out and it just didn't feel right.didn't try the third row, but it didn't look approaching much
best of luck to you!
I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
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Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
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I don't have a diesel, but I can answer the third row question. It's not self-conscious. It's just a standard bench seat that places 2 comfortably. They say it'll seat 3, and it can, but skinny folks. I find that by the fact that I have sports car seats back nearby. I've had to sit back in that between the car seats and it's fine.
Other than that, our model is pretty principal. We have one of the 8 cylinders and it runs fine, but we bought ours used 2 years ago (its a 2005) and I think the guy who owned it back was pretty rough on it, so the windows whistle and the center console is a bit wobbly. But as far as working, it's good.
I'm 5'2" and my husband is 6'1" and it's ok for both of us, but a little intricate to see over the hood since I'm so short. It's extremely hard to get the top verbs when you wash, and very complicated to remove snow from the top if you get stuck somewhere without a broom. Handles resembling a dream in the snow (we live in Salt Lake City).
Sorry no counsel on the diesel model.
Great SUV, we love ours. We have a V10 and avg 14 mpg HWY and City seam to be the same. Third form we give to the kids, I would not want to sit back here. The back seat is in recent times fine though, it also has rear A/C controls for the backside A/C, And also has stereo controls in the vertebrae seat. Ours came next to a drop down Video screen with VHS and DVD so we can monitor movies in the back form. Great truck.
Oh you can also put all the seats down and sleep surrounded by back on long road trips. There are 5 power ports for laptops or any other 12v items...
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