Features
- Remote Start
- 3rd Row Seating
- Android Auto
- Apple CarPlay
- Keyless Entry
- Emergency Brake Assist
- Navigation System
- Rear View Camera
- Speed Sensing Wipers
- Cruise Control
About this vehicle
The 2026 Ford Expedition Max Active stands out for value by including sought-after features as standard, such as Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, a navigation system, a rear parking camera, and advanced driver assistance tech. Analytical buyers prioritizing feature-rich SUVs with an emphasis on standard equipment will find this model particularly compelling. The inclusion of 3rd Row Flexible Seating, split-bench recline, and front captain's chairs maximizes both comfort and cargo flexibility, which is vital for those managing large families or active lifestyles. For those in Lakeland, FL, the robust air conditioning with rear controls and heated mirrors add everyday convenience for varying weather. The SUV's suite of connectivity features—like SiriusXM with 360L and the Ford Digital Experience—cater to buyers who scrutinize technology offerings on spec sheets, ensuring every dollar spent translates to tangible daily benefits. Under the hood, the EcoBoost 3.5L V6 GTDi DOHC engine paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission delivers a performance-to-price ratio that stands out in its segment. This drivetrain balances responsive power with notable efficiency for a full-size SUV, evidenced by EPA ratings of 16 mpg city and 24 mpg highway. RWD configuration further supports predictable handling and lower maintenance costs compared to AWD systems. Over time, owners benefit from fewer drivetrain complexities, helping keep total cost of ownership in check—an important consideration for those focused on smart, long-term vehicle investments. Safety value is maximized in this SUV thanks to standard features like ABS brakes, multiple airbags (front, side, and overhead), electronic stability control, brake assist, and traction control. Intersection Assist, auto high-beam headlights, and rear exterior parking camera are included without requiring a higher trim or optional package. BlueCruise (with 1-year + 90-day plan) and emergency communication via 911 Assist are both standard, giving buyers advanced driver assistance and peace of mind out of the box. Many competitors reserve these technologies for pricier models or bundles, making the Expedition Max a leader in safety-for-the-dollar. Standard equipment on this Expedition Max Active includes the Equipment Group 202A Touring Package, which adds functional touches like power driver and passenger seats, automatic temperature control, and split folding rear seats for seamless cargo expansion. The Ford Digital Experience and steering wheel audio controls enhance driver interaction, while remote keyless entry and a security system streamline access and peace of mind. In value-focused comparisons, the Expedition Max Active outperforms the Chevrolet Suburban and Toyota Sequoia by including many features as standard that are optional or require stepping up trims on those competitors. What’s included as standard equipment? Buyers receive 3rd-row flexible seating, navigation, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, BlueCruise, and a rear parking camera—all without added cost. Is this vehicle worth the price? Given the comprehensive standard package, it rivals higher-trim competitors at a more accessible price. Which trim offers the best value? The Active trim paired with Equipment Group 202A strikes an excellent balance of comfort and technology. To experience the value-packed 2026 Ford Expedition Max Active, visit Lakeland Automall at 1430 W Memorial Blvd, Lakeland, FL 33815 or call (863) 577-5030. Their team can provide further details on standard equipment and demonstrate how this SUV maximizes your investment without compromising quality. Price includes: $1000 - Retail Customer Cash