Used 2004 Ford Freestar Consumer Reviews
Excellent car that feels safe to drive.
Big but not too big. Comfortable and great sound system. Low road noise. Great acceleration and more.
Solid but spartan Minivan
This is my Fleet Vehicle for work; provided new after having driven the Windstar for a year. I LOVED the Windstar features, the Freestar was a downgrade for interior comfort, in my opinion. I do 35,000 miles per year, mostly highway driving, so the interior is important to me for 10 hours per week. In short, the seat design was uncomfortable; especially the angle of the immovable headrest for a 6'-3" head. The thin plastic interior paneling felt and looked like polyethylene Tupperware. Reliability, mileage, exterior styling were excellent. I have the original brakes, tires and only normal maintenance is required.
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Freestar won my heart!
For anyone who has been looking at Minivans, you can't beat the Ford Freestar for the money. The torque is unbelievable (4.2L) and the third row seat is great. I'm not sure if I'll ever use the tailgating feature, but it's sure nice to have it if you need it. The way the seat folds to the floor is the best design. I can store pretty much anything in there. I'm very happy and I can't believe I've found a minivan for my wife that I enjoy driving.
Ford Freestar Review
I have not had any problems with this van in the 1 1/2 years that I have owned it. It drives great, handles well, great performance. It's fairly comfortable, and it's very easy to operate the fold-down seats.
Comfort and fun all in one
This has been a great vehicle that is adaptable for all our lifestyle necessities and desires. While providing functionality it also affords comfort no mater what the age.