The new 2021 Ford Expedition Max makes its way to our Baytown dealership, and it is one of the most spacious SUVs you can find today. With room for up to eight and plenty of luxury, tech, and power to handle your family demands, the new Ford Expedition Max is dressed to impress at Baytown Ford.
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When looking at the 2021 Ford Expedition Max, the first thing that will stand out to you is the sheer size of this full-size, extended wheelbase SUV. As such, there aren't many design cues to look at, other than the chrome honeycomb grille up front and a few straightforward creases on the hood and across the doors.
It's inside where the new Ford Expedition Max truly shines, giving you spacious seating for eight thanks to three rows of comfortable seating. Leg room even in the third row is an impressive 40.9 inches, while those in the second row enjoy up to 42.6 inches of legroom. You'll also find luxurious touches like premium leather, multi-zone automatic climate control, and a power-sliding panoramic moonroof that shines natural light over nearly the entire cabin.
The new 2021 Ford Expedition Max is powered by a 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 turbocharged engine that churns out 375 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque. That power is delivered through either the rear-wheels or a fully-capable 4x4 system that gives you the same level of capability as a rugged pickup truck.
If you're looking for tech in your new family SUV, the new Ford Expedition Max has you covered. FordPass Connect offers WiFi connectivity for up to 10 devices, while Apple CarPlay and Android Auto make it easy to stay connected. Plus you can connect up to eight Bluetooth devices to the infotainment system, so everyone has a chance to control the music as you travel.
Whenever you're hauling a cabin full of friends and family, safety is a number-one priority. That's why the new Ford Expedition Max comes with forward collision alert and automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, and lane keep assist features, just to name a few.