Used 2005 Ford Freestyle Consumer Reviews
Used Freestyle for sale
What a suprise
steviegood, 06/17/2005
2005 Ford Freestyle SEL Fwd 4dr Wagon (3.0L 6cyl CVT)
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It was time to get better fuel economy what with 30-35k miles a year. I never buy a car the first year out but convinced myself to try this one. GREAT ride, above the average mileage for the size, about an average of 23 overall, 26 in the highway. Cheaper parts and finishes are more then made up for in the great smooth ride. Size is more than my past SUVs. Ease of fold down great. All in all a great new product.
2005 Ford Freestyle
Gene Colaianni, 06/18/2005
2005 Ford Freestyle SE Fwd 4dr Wagon (3.0L 6cyl CVT)
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A vehicle that has it almost all together. I really like it over all.
Ford Freestyle--loving it!
carolyn, 09/14/2005
2005 Ford Freestyle Limited AWD 4dr Wagon (3.0L 6cyl CVT)
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Just purchased a Freestyle (Ford ads where are you, I had not heard about it!). I totaled my 2002 Mountaineer 3 weeks ago and of course had to have a new vehicle. The dealer was low on choice of vehicles because of the incentives and rebates. So he suggested a Freestyle. I was looking at a new Mountaineer, since it did roll over and saved our lives, but the ride was a little rough. So the Freestyle fit the bill for AWD and comfort & plenty of room. It now has 500+ miles on it and I'm Loving it....
Out of the SUV!
Frank Higgins, 06/19/2005
2005 Ford Freestyle Limited AWD 4dr Wagon (3.0L 6cyl CVT)
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This is really a good car. It is versatile for the family. We sold our Toyota Sequoia and Toyota RAV4 to use one car for around town and on trips. The Freestyle fits the bill. The price is fair too!
Overall very good but...
Juli, 06/20/2005
2005 Ford Freestyle Limited AWD 4dr Wagon (3.0L 6cyl CVT)
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I purchased my Freestyle AWD Limited in January and have 8K on it. I love the interior layout and overall design. But, it is definitely an American car. You can see the fit/finish on the interior is not quite as polished as a Japanese vehicle. Already a piece on the corner of the window has popped out of place. Plus the heated seats only stay on for 10 minutes at a time. I am still happy with the vehicle though but I think they can improve upon it. The CVT takes a while to get used to, the cruise control has a difficult time keeping an even speed on hills and the engine kicks on very high RPM going uphill if you try to maintain speed.