Used Ford Five Hundred for Sale

The car is fairly large, which makes parking sometimes difficult. The gas mileage is about average - I would have preferred a car with better than average gas mileage, and would have happily sacrificed size for improved fuel usage. It performs well for my basic needs, which is to travel to and from some cities on occasion and drive around the city. I haven't had any particular performance issues outside of a recent problem with the fuel pump, which some reviews indicate is a common problem with this car.

The Ford Five Hundred was not my first choice in cars when I first began searching, probably due to its relatively short production run. The Five Hundred was only produced for a couple of years in the late 2000s, and is somewhat of a style-throwback to a previous age of car. What first strikes you about the Five Hundred is its size; while many cars describe themselves as 'roomy', the Five Hundred really earns this description. The Ford Five Hundred also contains a 6-cylinder engine, unusually powerful for a sedan, giving the car a lot more power than many other similar models. While the Five Hundred is not the most fuel efficient car on the market, it is also by no means the least, and it has a large enough fuel tank to go several hundred (highway) miles without a refill. Owing to its size and leg room, the Five Hundred is a great drive, passing smoothly over bumps or cracks in the road that would make other sedans jump up and down. The leather interior and power seats are also a plus for the Five Hundred.

It is a silver 2007 Ford five hundred. It has rusted absurdly fast for a car that old. I like that it is all-wheel drive, and it has power seats. It has a back-up sensor. It digitally tells me how many miles until I am on empty. I don't like all the issues it always seems to have mechanically. I have invested 2,000 dollars into the car last year alone.