Used Ford Windstar for Sale

This is a very comfortable vehicle. Room for seven passengers total with no cramped legs or arms stuck in your sides! Large cargo space in the rear provides plenty of room for luggage, sports equipment, or groceries. Gives a comfortable and smooth ride. Exceptionally low gas mileage for a larger vehicle. High quality audio components give that stereo sound your kids will love!! There is literally nothing I don't like about this van!

I bought my 2002 Ford Windstar van used. It had 150,000 miles on it, and in the two years I have owned it, I put another 45,000 miles on it. For the first year, I used the van to deliver pizzas, and I drove it quite a bit. The van has never needed any major repairs. I've had to keep on the oil changes and replace the tires twice and brakes three times. I Also needed to replace the gaskets on the intake manifold in order to get the van to pass inspection this year, because apparently this model of vehicle has a common problem with the gaskets wearing out, allowing the system to become too lean (too much air is allowed to enter the air/fuel mix going to the engine). Other than this relatively minor and fairly inexpensive job, I've had no complaints about the performance of the van. As for design - well, I have two children and four nephews, and I have been able to carry myself, my wife, and all six children comfortably to parks and outings! It's a perfect family vehicle - lots of room and great Ford performance.

When we bought this car, we didn't do any research on it because our situation was urgent, and it was inexpensive. Shortly after we bought it, we started noticing problems. I noticed a smell and a weird feeling in the steering wheel, so I took a peek under the front end and above the left tire well, there was a leak. Luckily, I drove straight to the shop to have it checked. I found out that the leak was brake fluid, and they told me if I hadn't brought it in, not only would the brakes go out, but the brakes would go out, AND it would burst into flames! That repair was covered on a recall, which was cool. It also rode really rough. Evidently, it needed to be lubed desperately. When we took it to the shop, they had a list of things that needed to be repaired or maintain, including a radiator flush, brakes and rotors, and new tires. When I got home I entered the van's information online and searched for recalls. Wow, was I unpleasantly surprised! There were quite a few of them.