Ford Expedition vs. Toyota Sequoia

That’s where the Ford Expedition and the Toyota Sequoia come in. Both models equip an intelligent 10-speed automatic transmission. With the 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 engine in the Expedition and the 3.4L V6 in the Sequoia, you can spend more time on the road. In fact, both models yield more than an EPA-estimated 22 highway MPG.

With their fuel-sipping technologies, you’ll travel farther. Still, one SUV allows you to go longer in between pit stops.

The Sequoia has a 22.5-gallon fuel tank, meaning you’ll drive over 500 miles in between refills. While that’s impressive, the Expedition offers more. Its 27.8-gallon tank enables you to travel over 600 miles before stopping to refuel. This allows you to pass the Sequoia and the gas pump more often and leave both in the rear view.

The Expedition and the Sequoia each seat up to eight passengers. So, which full-size SUV allows those riders to stretch out and truly get comfortable?

As you can see, regardless of where they’re seated, your passengers, both tall and small, will be more comfortable in the Expedition.

Of course, with people comes stuff, so you’ll want to be sure your chosen vehicle has enough room to pack in all the “essentials,” no matter how you define them. Although they’re similarly sized in their exterior dimensions, there’s a clear discrepancy between them when it comes to their interior space.

The Sequoia has a maximum 86.9 cubic feet of cargo space. Meanwhile, the Expedition lives up to its name by ensuring you and yours can pack everything you’ll need for any adventure. It provides a cargo capacity of 104.6 cubic feet, so nothing gets left behind.

In our battle between these two large SUVs, the Sequoia provides a standard 8-inch infotainment screen, compared to the Expedition’s 12-inch LCD Touchscreen. Both models offer even larger displays: an optional 14-inch screen in the Toyota and a largest-in-class 15.5-inch screen in the Ford.

The Expedition’s standard SYNC® 4, a Ford-exclusive system, offers built-in navigation and enhanced voice recognition for an even more convenient way to control the system. Everyone inside the cabin is sure to have a great time in this fun SUV.

Both models provide smartphone integration through Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®, so you can remain connected while you’re on the go. Make calls, listen to playlists and podcasts, and access your apps through the aforementioned touchscreen displays.

Being able to tap into Wi-Fi makes it possible to connect anytime, from anywhere. Although the Toyota offers Wi-Fi as a 30-day trial subscription, the Ford comes with a built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot. So, the Expedition allows you to connect up to 10 devices at once and access the hotspot up to 50 feet outside the vehicle.