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F.O.R.D.= Found on the Road Dead
Brain, 11/16/2003
1995 Ford Windstar GL 3dr Minivan
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
At 40,000 miles, the engine had to be replaced as a result of a gasket. The gasket was fixed after the recall, however the engine broke down 2000 miles afterwards and Ford would said it wan't related. Good thing we had the dealership warrantee. I have had the brakes fixed at least 4 times at $600 a pop. I went through 2 sets of tires before having the toe on the rear wheels adjusted. One can get a workout closing the side doors. The heat comes on when it feels like it. The entire car vibrates above 30 mph. The bottom line is this is my second ford and my last!
Great Van
Kenneth, 04/15/2002
1995 Ford Windstar GL 3dr Minivan
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
We have had great success with our Windstar. Very reliable. We've only had to perform routine maintenance (oil, tires, brakes). Engine and transmission still respond well even after 90K miles. I will definately buy another Ford.
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Avalanche, 06/04/2002
1995 Ford Windstar LX 3dr Minivan (1995.5)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
My Windstar is green on the outside, but a lemon on the inside. In the first 75,000 miles it has had the transmission replaced, 2X - brake system replaced, wiper motor replaced 2X, power window motor replaced, the head gasket blew, it goes through tires about every 25,000 miles. The saving grace is that all but the tires were covered by warrantee, which Ford extended to 75,000 miles because of all of the difficulty we had with the car.
Never Again
FormerFordFan, 05/11/2002
1995 Ford Windstar GL 3dr Minivan (1995.5)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
It has been 20 years since I bought a car other than a Ford. My 95 Windstar, despite excellent maintenance and conservative driving has been a reliability nightmare: timining cover gasket, $700; Mass air sensor, twice; electrical problems, continual; now the transmission. Ford ignored my request for relief, now I am ignoring Ford products.
Never Again
JJackson, 06/04/2002
1995 Ford Windstar GL 3dr Minivan (1995.5)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
After 5 years and thousands of dollars in repair, we have finally traded in our 95 Ford Windstar. The brakes had to be replaced every 6 months, the head gasket needed replacing twice, and more! Some of the flaws have been improved in more recent models, but I will never trust a Ford product again. This was a new model year & definitely one to be avoided.