2012 Ford Expedition Xl White With Tan Interior on 2040-cars
Saltillo, Mississippi, United States
You are looking at a 2012 Ford Expedition XL. The color is White Platinum Met Tri-Coat with Camel Leather Bucket Seat interior.
Exterior: Grille 4-Bar Chrome Running Boards Luggage Rack and Crossbars Power Liftgate with flip-up glass Fog Lamps Autolamp-auto on/off hdlmp Interior: Auxiliary Audio Input Jack 2nd Row bench seat 3rd row 60/40 split bench overhead floor console power adjustable pedals tilt stearing whl/cruise and audio controls sync voice activated system sirius sat radio cargo management system Navigation with backup camara Towing package Warranty 5yr/60,000 powertrain 5yr/60,000 roadside assistance Also included Weather Tech floormats |
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