Used Ford Freestyle for Sale

This has been a great reliable family car. The 3rd row was what drew us to this car because at the time there were only a few crossovers on the market. There is plenty of space, and its very easy to drive. We've had the car for 10 years, and it's gotten us through the young children phase. The transmission is different than most other cars. It has the same type of transmission as a snowplow, which makes it extremely fuel efficient. That was another selling point at purchase. You won't win any acceleration contests with this car, but that makes it safe for the family. It has in the last year developed some squeaks and wobbles which can be attributed to its age. I wish this car was still on the market because I would buy an updated version of it in a heartbeat. I don't like the comps Ford has available now. We have enjoyed owning this car and will be sad when it's time to trade it in. I would recommend it to anyone that is considering purchasing a reliable used car.

We traded our 2002 Ford Explorer for an 2007 FWD Freestyle SEL about eight months ago. This is a terrific vehicle in styling, comfort, utility, performance, and reliability. The first time my sister took it on a long road trip she called enroute to ask if I thought the gas gauge was faulty. This question came because of the gas tank indicator dropping so slowly, mileage turned out to be around 32 mpg with cruise set at 75. Keep up the good work Ford!!

The Ford Freestlye has the stylish look of an SUV with much better gas mileage. Although we only have a family of 4, we often use the extra row of seating when we are driving friends or relatives. If the third row seating is not in use, it makes for an extra large trunk/cargo area for groceries, luggage, etc. The size of the vehicle makes it comfortable to drive - I was intimidated by the full-size SUVs but a small car would not have been big enough for the family. We have had this car for 6 years and have 130,000 miles and have had little issues, other than regular scheduled maintenance like tires and breaks. The only non-routine maintenance was an alternator that needed to be replaced at around 75,000 for $300. Overall, we have been satisfied with the mileage, comfort and look of the car and would replace it with the same or similar model (unfortunately, Ford stopped making the Freestyle and Taurus X).