Ford Flex Questions

How Do I Post A Car For Sale?

RWD Automatic 6 cylinder Transmission 299272 kms. Runs well, well maintained. Snow tires with rims and all season with Allow rims. Keyless starter and keyless entry Sync Microsoft. SERIOUS ENQUIRIES O...

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Cooling Fan Not Working 2009 Ford Flex

Car started overheating about a month ago. Come to find out the fan was not running. Fuse checked out ok so I replaced the fan module. Worked for about a day then fan stopped working again. I figu...

What Do I Do With The Fedex Return Packet That Came With My Check?

I received a Fedex Packet after selling my car - it has a return envelope, 2 bills of sale and the check. I see not to cash the check until after pickup of the vehicle. Other than that, I don't se...

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Ford Flex Passenger Warm Air With AC On

When I turn the air on driver side works perfectly fine but passenger side kicks out warm air. Any suggestions please

How Can I Find Out The Brightness Level Is On This?

i wanna make sure to get the right one

Ford Flex Overview

Taking cues from the past to bring itself into the future, Ford has ditched its minivan lineup and replaced it with the retro Ford Flex. Feeling that consumers are tired of the boxy blandness and suburban stigma assocated with minivans, Ford revitalizes the genre with a stylish head-turner that recalls 1950s station wagons, yet serves up enough innovative features to appeal to the modern family.

Set to debut in the summer of 2008 as a 2009 model, the Ford Flex will be powered by a 3.5-liter, 265-hp V6 and 6-speed automatic to start, but may add Ford's new Twin-Force V6 as well. Three trims will initially be offered (the SE, SEL, and Limited), with a Lincoln trim likely for 2009. Both rear-wheel and all-wheel drive versions will be available. At 202 inches long and with a 118-inch wheelbase, the Flex will be Ford's longest crossover, able to seat seven in three rows. Convenience features will include voice-activated navigation, keypad entry, a second-row fridge, and the new Ford Sync entertainment system.

Recognizing the American family's growing attraction to sleeker crossovers, Ford hopes the MINI-like looks of the Flex will inject a jolt of energy into the stagnant minivan segment.

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