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2021 Ford Expedition receives base XL STX trim with only two rows of seats

2021 Ford Expedition receives base XL STX trim with only two rows of seats

Posted on January 6, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The 2021 Ford Expedition gains a new XL STX trim model with only two rows of seats. This new five-seat Expedition starts at $51,690 (including $1,695 destination fees) and costs $2,800 less than the previous XLT base model with three row seating.

Ford’s newest five-seat Expedition may have fewer seats, but you get massive boot space in return. And despite costing less than last year’s base model, Ford gave the XL STX a slew of standard equipment, although a few notable items are absent.
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