Used Ford Five Hundred for Sale

I purchased my first car in 2015 which is my current Ford-Five Hundred. I bought it from my grandparents, as they were looking for a new car. I think the car is great, considering it has over 200,000 miles and runs nearly perfect. I have problems with the air conditioning working though. This is not a huge deal in the bigger picture considering how this car has been put to work. Overall, I would recommend this car but would not buy it as a new car.

This is a spacious car with lots of leg room for you and the passengers. The car comfortably seats you and four passengers. It has four-wheel drive and I have rarely had issues with it. With regular upkeep and oil changes, I have put over 300,000 miles on it and it still runs smoothly. After many years of owning this 2006 model, it has started to rust. This is to be expected though, as I live in the Midwest where cars are exposed to many different types of weather. This particular model has heated seats and a sunroof. The trunk is the largest I have ever seen on a vehicle. It is two to three times the size of other cars I have owned in the past. Visibility is not an issue with the large windows. I feel that it is very easy to see out of the car, which makes the car feel even more safe. I feel I certainly have gotten my money’s worth when buying this car, as I have rarely had issues with the vehicle. It is reliable, safe, and comfortable.

I definitely enjoyed my experience with the 2006 Ford Five Hundred. I thought it was very durable, comfortable for long trips, and very spacious for passengers. I disliked the gas mileage, but it wasn't that awful for a V6. It also seemed like the window visors were very flimsy and mine broke on my driver's side. Additionally, there were some blind spots that a regular sedan did not possess due to size. However, overall I thought it was a very great running car and performed great. I had several trips to and from college (300 miles away) and a daily commute of over an hour for almost a year. Despite this, the car continued forward.