Used 2002 Ford Econoline Wagon Consumer Reviews
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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2002 Econoline Wagon, so we've included reviews for other years of the Econoline Wagon since its last redesign.
Ford- poor quality
tuxedo, 11/10/2002
2000 Ford Econoline Wagon E-150 XL 3dr Van
8 of 8 people found this review helpful
This is our first ford and we bought it new. In its first two years, the AC system broke down five times (compressor was replaced twice, expansion valve replaced four times, electrical switch replaced, flapper door repaired), the transmission had to be rebuilt, a door latch broke, the connection between the steering column and the steering box needed replacement twice, one front seatbelt replaced, a horrendous grinding noise at start-up from the AC compressor from day one to this day (the dealer showed us a Ford service bulletin that says such a noise is normal). Other than that, the truck has been trouble free.
Proven Winner
Proven Winner, 02/07/2009
2000 Ford Econoline Wagon E-150 XL 3dr Van
8 of 8 people found this review helpful
You ever notice how many emergency vehicles and fleet vehicles are the Econoline. There is a reason there are nowhere near as many Chevy/GMC or Dodge vans chosen by the pros. This is my second E150 conversion and I put over 250,000 miles on my 1st ('88) but couldnt pass smog in SoCal so I had to trade it in for this one. So far, only had the alternator go out on this one and my 88 went a quarter million mile on the orig motor and transmission without ever a problem. Take care of these American Icons and they can last nearly forever. In the 70's I used to drive an Econoline between SD and LA for years as a Bonded Courier. Would not want any other ride because I never once had a problem!
2002 Ford Econoline Wagon for sale near you
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- E-150 XLT Passenger VanMSRP: $9,9951,335 mi away
- E-350 Super Duty XLT Diesel Passenger VanMSRP: $33,9951,485 mi away
- E-350 Super Duty XL Passenger VanMSRP: $11,9992,247 mi away
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Killer Traveler Van
suburbank2500, 07/25/2003
2002 Ford Econoline Wagon E-150 XLT 3dr Van (4.2L 6cyl 4A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
This van is my daily commuter; It's got the Traveller package, and the kid quiet option (2 screens with a VCP). I've always been 'get the bigger motor' but the 289 (4.6L) v8 is just fine. I get about 20-21 on highway, 15-17 mixed. the ONLY thing is it's a rear wheel driver, so I'll have to retrain myself for winter. Don't waste your money on some tinny, mini-van. They don't have nearly the room and cost about $2-$3K more
FORD 100% BETTER THAN CHEVY
JOE MASTENCIA, 12/09/2002
2002 Ford Econoline Wagon E-350 SD XLT 3dr Van (5.4L 8cyl 4A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
I DROVE BOTH VANS AND HANDS DOWN THE FORD KILLED THE CHEVY. I ORIGINALY WANTED A CHEVY BUT I WAS SWAYED BY FRIENDS THAT OWNED FORD VANS AND THEIR FEEDBACK MADE ME MAKE THE SWITCH. FORD CARS ARE IFFY BUT THEY SURE KNOW HOW TO MAKE A TRUCK.
Watch Those Brakes
OmarV, 07/04/2005
2000 Ford Econoline Wagon E-350 Super Duty XL 3dr Van
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
I have a 2000 E350 Superduty van with v10. Performance is great - gas mileage ... well you don't buy a v10 for the mileage, you buy it for the POWER. The problem is I have 4 wheel disc brakes and after 45,000 miles I needed a brake job. What I discovered is that Ford uses cheap discs which rusted and required all four replaced. The cost was out of sight! My suggestion is watch out when buying used; check the discs.