Akins Ford in Winder, GA, reveals detailed research on the 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum, offering luxury, power, and top-notch safety features.
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| The 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum's specs, performance, and luxury features with Akins Ford's in-depth research page. The 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum. Image: Akins Ford |
Atlanta, Georgia — February 1, 2025:
Akins Ford in Winder, GA, is excited to introduce its detailed research pages for the 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum, offering a closer look at this powerful and luxurious full-size SUV. The latest model is designed for those seeking premium performance, advanced technology, and robust capability in their vehicle.
The 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum impresses with its turbocharged V6 engine, delivering significant horsepower and torque for optimal towing and highway performance. Inside, the SUV offers premium leather seating, wood accents, and a panoramic sunroof, creating an upscale environment for all passengers. The advanced infotainment system includes a large touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a premium sound system, ensuring connectivity and entertainment on the go.
Akins Ford's research highlights the vehicle's advanced driver-assist technologies, such as Ford Co-Pilot360, which features adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and a 360-degree camera system, making the driving experience safer and more convenient. The Expedition Platinum also offers flexible seating configurations and ample cargo space, providing versatility for any lifestyle.
"At Akins Ford, we’re committed to offering our customers the best in both performance and luxury," said Tanner Maloof, spokesperson for the dealership. "The 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum's combination of cutting-edge features and refined comfort makes it a standout in its class."
Customers interested in the 2025 Ford Expedition Platinum can explore available inventory online or visit Akins Ford to experience the SUV firsthand. For more details on specs, features, and available trims, Akins Ford’s research pages are now live for an in-depth look.