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The features on 2009 Ford Excursion 's individual trims are:
XLS models come well equipped with a rear air conditioner, cruise, ABS and a front bench seat that gives your rig nine-person seating capacity.
2009 Ford Excursion XLT versions add power rear-quarter windows, aluminum wheels, rear audio controls, automatic headlights, a trip computer and front captain's chairs.
2009 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer models include Arizona Beige trim, foglights, turn signal sideview mirrors, automatic climate control and power-adjustable pedals.
2009 Ford Excursion Limited models up the ante with body-color trim, a premium audio system, a reversible cargo mat and heated front seats.
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 Optional features on 2009 Ford Excursion are: a DVD-based rear-seat entertainment system, an in-dash six-disc CD changer, second-row captain's chairs, the reverse-sensing system and equipment includes power-adjustable foot pedals
The interiors are pretty average and roomier. The Excursion is one of the largest vehicles on the road, and obviously is too large for the urban roads. Offers good ride quality. You must by this one if you have been looking for the aforementioned features in a van. Get the free pricing quotes and reviews on this mammoth 2009 Ford Excursion model from us.
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The 2009 Ford Excursion
is Ford's largest SUV. It's bigger compared to its competitors, the Chevrolet
Suburban and the GMC Yukon XL. The Excursion is designed for those who require
large space for cargo and equally large towing needs. It's a tough looking
model as well as stylish (or off-road-worthy) apart from being a full-size
van. If you have the requirements mentioned about, then the four-door 2009
Ford Excursion should be the van you should be looking at. Neither the
Suburban nor the Yukon XL does it for you size wise.