$78,629
Est. finance $0/mo
2026 Ford Expedition Platinum 4x4
New • 11 mi • Automatic • Unleaded$78,629
Est. finance$1,530/mo
Strong buy
- Competitive price position
- Faster inventory turn
- Lower-mileage advantage
- Meaningful recent reduction
Trotter Ford
Pine Bluff, AR4.2(580 reviews)Overview & features
VIN: 1FMJU1M8XTEA47070/Stock number: 36805
Price & market analysis
This vehicle is below the current average market range.
$78,629
Typical price for similar cars:$81,791
You save vs. market
$3,162- $78,6292 weeks ago−$2,120
- $80,7493 weeks agoListed
Market price comparison
Based on 1539 local comparable listings
Dealer's notes
Agate Black Metallic 2026 Ford Expedition Platinum 4WD 4WD, 2nd Row Power-Folding Captain's Chairs, 3.73 Axle Ratio, Black Belt Molding, Black Expedition Lettering on Hood, Black Headlamp Bezel with Ebony Trim Applique, Black Platinum Badge on Tailgate, Black Roof Rails, BlueCruise Equipped (90-Day Trial), Carbon Black Front Bumper/Fascia, Equipment Group 600A Standard Package, Ford Connectivity Package (1-Year Included), Ford Digital Experience, Front dual zone A/C, Heated and Ventilated Leather Front Captain's Chairs, Navigation System, Power Tilt/Telescopic Steering Wheel with Memory, Radio: B&O Sound System by Bang and Olufsen, Rear Side Windows Laminated Glass, Signature Grille Lighting, SiriusXM with 360L, Stealth Appearance Package, Wheels: 20" x 8.5" Ebony Bright Machined Aluminum.
Meet the dealership
Recent reviews
My husband and I recently traded for an f150. The customer service was excellent! Mr. Justin Cupp was very knowledgeable and patient answering every question and providing everything that was needed. From beginning to end the service was top notch! What a pleasure to do business with Mr Cupp and Trotter Ford of Pine Bluff, we will definitely return!
They did a good job running a diagnostic on our recently purchased vehicle and completing some of the work that needed done. However I was disappointed in their charging sometimes twice for basic items like sensors, or $300 each for tires, or what they charged for labor. It was a shock to have to spend almost $1000 for a brake job, to put 3 tire sensors in, and replace 2 panels. Pricing for these items at other repair facilities was much lower.
