Ford Flex review

Ford Flex is neither an SUV nor a real wagon; however, it tries to do multiple things all at once. Unluckily, this lack of focus character makes it fail to hit the mark in quite a number of ways. Nevertheless, it gives the advanced cross-over enthusiast a way of purchasing an old-school wagon without entirely challenging convention.

At NorthStar Ford, you can get the standard FWD model with a 287-horsepower V6 engine with just 30,575 dollars. Here are some of the Flex’s design features: Interior and seating space: with its huge interior and three rows of seats, the vehicle can seat up to 7 people with still room to space. The seats offer a commodious room for individuals of just about any size, though they are quite far luxurious. Flex interior: the vehicle’s exterior is uninspiring, seventeen-inch allows seat within earmarked arches of this incredibly square car, with a horizontal grille front bounded by blocky headlights (halogen).

Ford Flex has nothing much to offer, but the least it offers, it does it exceptionally well. The interior is big, comfortably seating up to seven people. And when totally loaded, the vehicle provides an incredible amount of cargo space. Calling Ford Flex the greatest SUV in Duluth would need stretching the reality to the point of breaking. Still, it is a functional car, and the cargo room it offers is very tempting.

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