Ford Expedition vs Chevy Tahoe

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Ford Expedition vs. Chevy Tahoe Towing Power

If you want to be able to carry your jet skis along with your boat, you’ll need to go for the Ford Expedition and its 9,300-pound maximum towing capacity when properly equipped. The Chevy Tahoe only provides up to 8,200 pounds when properly equipped.

Moreover, the Expedition offers towing technologies that enhance your whole experience. For instance, the available Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ makes hitching much easier by allowing you to reverse toward your trailer by turning a knob. The Tahoe, on the other hand, only offers the Hitch Guidance feature, which doesn’t offer the intricate adjustments of the Pro Trailer Backup Assist™.

Ford Expedition vs. Chevy Tahoe Interior

These two massive SUVs comfortably fit up to eight passengers in their three rows of seats. However, it’s only the Ford Expedition that allows you to choose a trim with only two rows, rather than three. Having this option is convenient and perfect for drivers who want the expansive space of a full-size SUV, but don’t need the added passenger room.

Inside both vehicles, you’ll find similar cabin features and amenities. For example, both offer available perforated leather seats on higher trims as well as heating and ventilation adjustability for the front seats. However, available Active Motion® is exclusive to the Expedition, allowing both front passengers to enjoy a massage on the road.

Additionally, while second-row passengers can enjoy available heated seats in both cabins, you’ll only find available captain’s chairs for the second-row passengers inside the Ford Expedition.

Ford Expedition vs. Chevy Tahoe Safety Technology

When operating a full-size SUV, you need maximum safety. Fortunately, both vehicles come with helpful features.

Inside the Ford Expedition, you’ll find the following as standard:

• Rear View Camera with Backup Assist Grid Lines
• BLIS® with Cross-Traffic Alert
• Lane-Keeping System
• Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking

The Chevy Tahoe offers similar standard features like Forward Collision Alert, a Following Distance Indicator, and HD Rear Vision Camera. However, it doesn’t offer a blind-spot detection system like BLIS® with Cross-Traffic Alert to alert you of vehicles in your trailer’s blind-spot zones unless you opt for a higher trim.

Moreover, the Ford Expedition has the available Enhanced Active Park Assist System which can steer into any parking spot for you with your supervision. It also has the ability to move out of a spot when another driver parks a little too close.