I'm looking into buying a 2003 or 2004 Excursion Limited 4x4. I test drove one today. So now I am hooked. Anyone here have one?

pm works2r..

I'm just curious as to why you would want something so HUGE?

with gas prices the way they are now.... that giant better come in deisel

with the single....what are you goin to be getting...5mpg?...lol I've been averaging 35mpg beating on the car

My wife and I just want an Excursion. My father in law has had two and we liked them alot. Desiel? Ha never!! Triton V-10. Gas here in Maryland is average $2.01 for regular unleaded right now. But luckily we are not penny pinchers.





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Here is the one I am looking at currently.

Price $26,000

Mileage 26,040

Exterior Color Gray

Interior Color Tan

Body Style Sport Utility

Doors Four Door

Engine 10 Cylinder Gasoline

Trans. 4 Speed Automatic with Overdrive

Fuel Type Gasoline

Drive Type 4 wheel drive - rear

Stock No. 23192P

VIN 1FMNU43S13EB14607



Comments

Four Wheel Drive,Air Conditioning,Air Bag,Driver Side Air Bag,Passenger Side Air Bag,Anti-Lock Brakes,AM/FM Cassette,Security Features,Alloy Wheels,Automatic Transmission,CD Changer,Climate Control,Cruise Control,Fog Lights,Heated Seats,Intermittent Wipers,Luggage Rack,Lumbar Support,Leather Interior,Map Light,Memory Seat(s),Overhead Console,Power Brakes,Power Door Locks,Power Mirrors,Power Steering,Driver Side Power Seat,Passenger Side Power Seat,Power Windows,Rear Air Conditioning,Running Boards,Rear Window Defrost,Remote Entry,Roof Rack,Rear Seat Audio Control,Rear Window Wiper/Washer,Tilt Steering Wheel,Tinted Glass,Towing Package,Third Row Seating

Personally, I hate them. But I guess it's a pretty nice truck.

Be sure to consider what impact the mileage will have on your budget if gas hits $4.00 a gallon. I doubt that beast with a V-10 can get any better than 10 mpg (which is what my truck gets). What will you use the truck for?

I would use my "concern" for the fuel economy to leverage a lower price with the seller. I doubt there are too many people eager to buy a gas hog like that right now.



I need to find a way to get the average mpg of our "fleet" up right now. The stingiest car we own gets about 23 mpg.

Buy the diesel and send me the $100 a week you save on fuel.

Oh, and by the way... Let me castigate you on behalf of all the tree-huggers, granola-crunchers, and baby seal lovers. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

Great point.