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2016 Ford GT
The 2016 Ford GT will be a strong competitor in the relatively new hypercar class when it becomes available late 2016. It's built with an ultra-light frame and aerodynamic chassis, but packs a twin-turbo 600-horsepower V6 under the hood.
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2016 Ford Focus RS
Ford debuted the latest addition to their fleet at the Geneva Motor Show with the 2016 Focus RS. Equipped with the latest technology like Ford Performance All-Wheel-Drive and a unique sport exhaust with dual bright tips, this little hatchback is one fun-to-drive car.
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2015 Ford Shelby GT350
The Shelby GT350 is all-new for 2015 and is poised to take the king of the muscle car title. It features a brand new flat-crank V8 engine, heavily upgraded suspension pieces and unique body and wheel designs which separate it from the standard Mustang models.
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Escape Titanium 4WD
Extensively updated for the 2013 model year, the all-new Ford Escape is as smart as it is stylish, providing the drivability and fuel economy of a sedan with the versatility and extra cargo room of an SUV. |
Ford Fusion Hybrid
Redesigned for the 2013 model year, the all-new Ford Fusion Hybrid is both bigger and more stylish than its predecessor, and earns up to 47 mpg. Inside, amenities such as a voice-activated infotainment system and adaptive cruise control increase driver satisfaction and passenger comfort. |
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C-Max Energi SEL
As Ford's first dedicated hybrid, the C-Max strikes a good balance between fuel savings and drivability. Featuring a 2.0-liter inline-4 paired with a lithium-ion battery-powered motor, our plug-in Energi model offered effortless performance while still earning an EPA-estimated 100 mpg. |
Ford Flex Titanium
Ford has taken its Flex crossover in a decidedly more luxurious direction with the posh Titanium trim level, which adds 20-inch aluminum rims, a handsome black leather interior and the intelligent SYNC infotainment system to the hip family hauler's already winning formula. |
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Focus
Since its introduction to the global car market over ten years ago, the Ford Focus has been embraced by auto buyers for its affordability and fun, sporty demeanor. The 2011 edition of this reliable ride is further enhanced with high-tech features like MyKey remote keyless entry and the SYNC navigation system. |
Ford Edge Sport
This cool crossover, which combines solid performance with innovative technological features, offers drivers a luxury feel at a reasonable price. The Edge's re-tuned suspension and advanced all-wheel drive ensure driver satisfaction, while the car's quiet interior and easy-to-use MyFord interface make for a comfortable cabin. |
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Explorer
With the all-new Explorer, Ford reinterprets the sport utility vehicle for the 21st century, and in the process, hopes to regain the support of former SUV devotees. Featuring a lightweight design, best-in-class fuel economy, and an intelligent 4WD system, this capable, off-road ready vehicle just may be the Ford of the future. |
Ford Fiesta Sedan
This stylish, Euro-inspired subcompact is a city-friendly fuel-sipper that won't break the bank. While the Fiesta's excellent fuel economy (up to 40 mpg highway) is the most obvious attraction, this small sedan also boasts extensive safety features and an impressive array of standard interior amenities. |
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Taurus SHO
The turbocharged Taurus SHO boasts a 3.5-liter, 365-horsepower V6 that rockets this cruise-ship-sized sedan from 0-60 in just over 5 seconds—pretty impressive for a car that tips the scale at nearly two-and-a-half tons. |
Ford Transit Connect XLT
Ford's all-new Transit Connect cargo van was designed with city-dwelling small business owners in mind. Whether you're a vintner or a handyman or an organic grocery store owner, the Transit Connect, with its short wheelbase and surprisingly spacious cargo area, is sure to help you on your road to success. |
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Focus Coupe
Practical and affordable, this five-passenger coupe is nearly identical to its sedan counterpart. Stable on the road with decent handling, the Focus has a quiet interior and enviable fuel economy. A sporty edge and numerous safety features round out this small starter car’s offerings. |
Ford Taurus SE
This all-new five-passenger sedan, displaying a refined and athletic body, is an upscale driver-focused automobile with a 3.5-liter V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. The base-level SE features cloth seats, steering wheel-mounted audio and cruise controls, and a six-speaker audio system. |
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Fiesta
Showing off a clean aerodynamic form, this fuel-efficient five-door hatchback includes a five-speed manual transmission and comes with excellent safety features as well as all the audio sophistication and digital wireless communication capability now demanded by young buyers. |
Ford Mustang GT Coupe
Showing off larger wheels, a retuned suspension and a throaty 315-horsepower V8 engine, the speed-happy and fun-to-drive GT Coupe sits four people and features heated cloth bucket seats, all-wheel disc brakes, stability control and an EasyFuel Capless Fuel-Filler system. |
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Fusion Hybrid
Ford claims that this commuter sedan can operate at 47 mph in pure electric mode, and that its range in urban settings is more than 700 miles on a single tank of gas. Along with a powerful NiMH battery, this green-minded car features the SmartGauge, a futuristic display panel that shows real-time driving performance data. |
Ford Flex
Forgoing a more traditional design, Ford’s Flex exhibits a distinctively rectangular body with side grooves and an all-black greenhouse. Notable among this seven-passenger crossover’s slew of features is the refrigerated console between the second-row captain’s chairs, and its EasyFuel capless refueling. |
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Escape Hybrid 2WD
A practical and efficient daily driver, the 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid continues to let SUV lovers have their cake and eat it, too. While it looks like a sport utility, the fuel economy will soon explain otherwise with a mpg rating of 34 city/31 highway. |
Ford Taurus X AWD Eddie Bauer
A large, seven-passenger crossover with roomy third-row seating, the Taurus X is highly rated for its safety features. The Eddie Bauer edition of this model also offers luxurious touches, including leather-trimmed heated/cooled front seats, a remote-controlled power liftgate and a navigation system. |
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Escape Hybrid 4WD
Ford's 2008 hybrid model
features a bold design, more fuel
economy than before, and an interior
made entirely of recycled materials. |
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Edge SEL
The Edge is
a fresh faced, well-designed alternative to
the usual "crossover utility vehicle"
suspects that has the potential to save Ford
from its financial struggles. |
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Escape Hybrid
Using engine technology similar
to the Toyota Prius, the Escape Hybrid brings
compact hatchback fuel economy to a compact SUV
body. |
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Five Hundred Limited FWD
While it won't wow
you with its performance abilities, the Five Hundred
is a comfortable, well-built full-size sedan. And
full-size it is, with more rear seat and trunk space
than the cab- and cop-friendly Crown Victoria. |
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Fusion V6 SEL
For those looking for a domestic family
sedan that can keep up with the Accord and Camry,
search no further. Sprinkled with a generous dose
of Mazda 6 DNA, the Fusion is attractive, solidly
built and handles well. |
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Mustang GT Convertible
The Mustang harks back
to the good ol' muscle car days with retro looks and
a 300-horsepower V8. Like its many forbearers, this
drop top is a classic in the making. |
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