The 2007 Ford Expedition is offered in a choice of six models – the XLT, XLT EL, Eddie Bauer, Eddie Bauer EL, Limited and Limited EL. All models are available in 2-wheel drive (2WD) as well as 4-wheel drive (4WD) versions, and offer seating for a maximum of nine persons.

The Expedition is covered by a powertrain warranty for five years or 60,000 miles, and competes with the likes of the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, and GMC Yukon and Denali.

The Expedition gives an estimated mileage of 14 miles per gallon (mpg) in the city and 20 mpg on highways.

All models come standard with complex reflector quad-beam system headlights with integral park/turn lamps, auto-lamp automatic on/off headlamps, and fog lamps. However, daytime running lights are optional on all models. The Expedition features complex reflector tail-lights with two-tone color lenses and built-in backup lighting. A center high-mounted LED stoplight on the rear is also standard on all Expedition models.

The Expedition comes standard with chrome door handles and a lift-gate with flip-up glass. The XLT features standard black power mirrors with security approach lamps, while the Eddie Bauer and Limited models have black power heated memory mirrors with security approach lamps and turn signals.

The XLT and Eddie Bauer models come standard with a black luggage rack with raised side rails, and are also available with the option of a black luggage rack with black crossbars. However, the Limited models feature a standard chrome luggage rack with raised side rails, and are also offered with the option of a chrome luggage rack with black crossbars. All models also come standard with a Trailer Tow Package, which includes an integrated Class III hitch receiver with a 4-pin connector.

The 2WD models of XLT wear standard 17-inch aluminum wheels and roll on P265/70Rx17 A/S BSW tires. However, the 4WD models of XLT and Eddie Bauer come standard with 17-inch machined aluminum wheels and ride on P265/70Rx17 on/off-road OWL tires. The Eddie Bauer EL features standard 18-inch machined aluminum wheels, while the Limited models wear standard 18-inch chrome clad aluminum wheels, and cruise on P255/70Rx18 A/S OWL tires. The Eddie Bauer and Limited models are also available with optional 20-inch chrome clad aluminum wheels.

The XLT models come standard with front low-back cloth captain's chairs with 2-way adjustable headrests and manual recline, a 6-way power driver’s seat with manual lumbar, and a center floor console with floor shifter. The Eddie Bauer models feature front low-back two-tone leather-trimmed captain’s chairs with two-way adjustable headrests and a floor console, and a 10-way power/memory driver’s seat including power lumbar and recline. The Limited boasts of front low-back perforated leather-trimmed captain's chairs with two-way adjustable headrests, and a 10-way power driver and passenger seats adjustment including power lumbar and recline, heated and cooled seats with three settings, and driver’s seat with two positions memory.

All models come standard with a 40/20/40 split bench seat in the second row, which can be reclined and folded flat. This seat also features three ISO fixed anchors and child tethers. All models are also available with the option of captain's chairs in the second-row. These seats can be manually reclined, flip-folded, and include two fixed child anchors and tethers. The XLT EL comes standard with a 60/40 split bench seat, which can be folded flat-to-the-floor. This seat features a child tether and center 3-point safety belt and is optional on the XLT.

The Eddie Bauer and Limited models come standard with a PowerFold seat in the third row. This seat can be folded flat-to-the-floor and includes a child tether and center 3-point safety belt. This seat is optional on the XLT models.

The XLT comes with manual air conditioning. The XLT EL also features manual air conditioning, but with rear auxiliary air conditioning and heat controls. The Eddie Bauer and Limited models come with dual zone electronic automatic temperature control (DEATC). Rear-floor heat ducts are standard on all models of the Expedition. The Expedition comes standard with solar-tinted windshield and front door windows. It is also available with optional privacy glass in rear quarter windows, rear doors, and rear backlight.

The XLT models feature a steering wheel with manual tilt. The Eddie Bauer and Limited models come standard with a leather-wrapped, tilt-adjustable steering wheel with duplicate climate and radio controls.

The XLT EL, Eddie Bauer, and Limited models feature a full-length overhead console with map lights, a single sunglass holder, a conversation mirror, and a power rear quarter window switch. However, all models come standard with a large console with a floor storage bin, a transmission shifter, a coin holder, rear passenger radio controls, headphone jacks, a tissue holder, cup holders, two power points, and auxiliary air conditioning controls.

The XLT models come with day/night mirrors, while the Eddie Bauer and Limited models have electrochromic day/night, auto dimming mirrors, which are optional on the XLT models as part of the Technical Package. All Expedition models come equipped with three power points, a floor shifter, a speed control, and cup holders. The Eddie Bauer and Limited models come standard with a memory feature for the driver seat and outside mirrors. It is available with the XLT models as part of Technical Package. All models are offered with an optional power moon-roof. The Eddie Bauer and Limited models come standard with keyless entry keypad, which is available on the XLT models as part of a Technical Package.

The Expedition also comes equipped with various entertainment features to keep you from getting bored on long drives. The XLT models come standard with an AM/FM single CD with audio auxiliary jack and 6-premium speakers, driver adjusted speed compensated volume, a radio data system (RDS) equipped, a partitioned audio, rear seat controls, and MP3 capability. The XLT models, in addition, are available with the option of an AM/FM premium stereo with an in-dash 6-CD-changer with audio auxiliary jack.

The Eddie Bauer and Limited models feature a standard AM/FM Audiophile stereo with an in-dash 6-CD-changer and an audio auxiliary jack, 6-premium speakers, driver adjusted speed compensated volume, RDS equipped, partitioned audio, and MP3 capability.

The Eddie Bauer and Limited models are also available with the option of a voice activated in-dash on-board DVD-based navigation system, but it requires an Audiophile stereo system. All models are also offered with the option of a Sirius satellite radio and a Rear Seat DVD Entertainment Package. The latter features a DVD player with an 8-inch drop down screen, two pairs of wireless headphones and a remote.

The EL and non-EL models of the Expedition come with a maximum cargo capacity of 108.3 and 130.8 cubic-feet, behind the first row, respectively. The Expedition can tow a maximum of 9,200 pounds, when properly equipped.

The Expedition gets power from a 5.4L V-8 engine with 3-valve technology, which delivers 300 hp and pushes strong with 365 lb-ft. of torque. The engine delivers impressive acceleration for all kinds of driving conditions. All models are coupled with a standard 6-speed automatic transmission, which provides a smooth efficient ride. The Expedition is navigated by a standard variable assist power rack-and-pinion steering, which offers nimble and easy handling.

It rides on an independent front suspension with double-wishbone, a short-and-long arms (SLA) design with coil-over-shock and a stabilizer bar, and an independent rear suspension with a multi-link design with coil-over shocks and a stabilizer bar. The suspension system also consists of front and rear gas-charged shocks and front and rear stabilizer bars. This suspension system is tuned to soak up the impact of uneven roads and deliver a smooth ride. The 4WD XLT models are also available with the option of an Off-Road Package.

The Expedition comes equipped with power, 4-wheel disc brakes and an anti-lock braking system (ABS). These brakes deliver forceful stopping power to all the four wheels and the ABS prevents locking up of wheels during emergency maneuvers and hard braking.

All models come standard with AdvanceTrac with roll stability control (RSC). AdvanceTrac improves the Expedition’s control in all driving conditions with the help of some sensors and various vehicle components, while the RSC system employs a roll rate sensor to detect unstable situations, allowing the Expedition to react instantaneously and help keep the tires firmly planted.

The Expedition is available with an optional Heavy-Duty Trailer Towing Package, which includes a Class IV trailer hitch receiver, wiring harness with 4-pin and 7-pin connectors, a heavy-duty auxiliary transmission oil cooler, a heavy-duty radiator, and a electronic braking wiring kit.

The Expedition comes with a ground clearance of 8.7 inches, which empowers it to take on uneven, rugged terrains with élan.

It also comes standard with side intrusion door beams, lap/shoulder belts with adjustable shoulder harness for the first-row and second-row and 3-point safety belts for all passengers, second generation airbags for the driver and right front passenger, ABS, and an AdvanceTrac system with RSC.

All models also come standard with a Safety & Security Package, which includes a safety canopy, thorax side airbags, and third-row coat hooks.

For its own security, the Expedition comes standard with SecuriLock, a passive anti-theft system, and a remote keyless entry with two key fobs and illuminated entry.