2007 Ford Expedition Max

2007 Ford Expedition Max : An overview

Find all the information about the 2007 Ford Expedition Max, including pricing, inventory, available model years, and related models.

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The 2007 Ford Expedition Max has 5 trims. Below you will be able to review and compare them.

5 trims available

1 of 5
Eddie Bauer 5.4
$54,899 - $57,399
Gasoline
14.6L - 17.0L fuel / 100 km
Rear Wheel Drive
300 horsepower
2 of 5
Limited 5.4
$57,899 - $60,399
Gasoline
14.6L - 17.0L fuel / 100 km
Rear Wheel Drive
300 horsepower
3 of 5
XLT 5.4
$46,999
Gasoline
14.6L - 17.0L fuel / 100 km
Rear Wheel Drive
300 horsepower
4 of 5
Special Service Vehicle 5.4
$44,679 - $47,679
Gasoline
14.6L - 17.0L fuel / 100 km
Rear Wheel Drive
300 horsepower
5 of 5
XLT Limo 5.4
$46,999
Gasoline
Consumption N/A
Rear Wheel Drive
300 horsepower

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2007 Ford ExpeditionXLT Limo
$ 27,900
186,829 km
Gasoline
Private
Port Coquitlam

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Recall Information

Safety recalls issued by the manufacturer and Transport Canada for this vehicle model.

Recall #

Date

System Affected

Model Years

Manufacturer Recall #: 08S02

Units Affected: 2135

Type: Safety Mfr

Details:

On certain vehicles equipped with a 5.4L engine, the fuel rail cross-over hose may have intermittent, localized carbon material clumps in the hose wall, which could weaken the hose.  Over time a fuel leak may develop.  Fuel leakage, in the presence of an ignition source, could result in a fire, causing property damage and/or personal injury.  Correction: Dealers will replace the fuel rail assembly.

Manufacturer Recall #: 08S03

Units Affected: 3673

Type: Safety Mfr

Details:

On certain vehicles, the door handle housing embossment retaining the bottom of the interior door handle spring on all side doors may fracture during normal usage, resulting in insufficient spring force to return the handle to the fully closed position.  Under certain conditions, this may cause the door latch to open during a side impact crash, which could result in increased risk of fatality or injury to an adjacent occupant.  Correction: Dealers will replace the interior side door handle springs with updated versions.

* Data provided by Transport Canada