Ford T platform
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The Ford T platform is Ford Motor Company's large SUV automobile platform. It is based on the P2 platform used in the company's pickup trucks. It is available in rear wheel drive and all wheel drive with V8 engines.
[edit] T1
The T1 platform debuted with the 2007 Ford Expedition. For 2007, the Lincoln Navigator moved to the T1 as well.
Applications:
- 2007 Ford Expedition
- 2007 Ford Expedition EL long wheelbase (to replace the Ford Excursion)
- 2007 Lincoln Navigator
- 2007 Lincoln Navigator L long wheelbase
[edit] T2
A redesigned T2 platform is expected for 2009.
Future T2 vehicles:
- 2009 Ford Explorer (may move to a car-based platform)
- 2009 Mercury Mountaineer (same as Explorer)
- 2010 Ford Ranger
- 2010 Mazda B-Series
| Current Ford platforms |
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| B3 (subcompact FWD) · C1 (compact car FWD) · CD2 (compact SUV FWD/AWD) CD3 (mid-size car FWD/AWD) · D3 (full-size car FWD/AWD) · EUCD (mid-size car FWD/AWD) |
