The Ford Freestyle was created for the 2005-'07 model years. It was a hybrid with hints of SUV, wagon and minivan in its gene pool. The wagon gene is most predominant, however, as is confirm by the vehicle's low-thrown profile. Mechanically, it was focused around the same stage utilized for an assortment of Volvo results of the same time period, including the S60 car and Xc90 SUV. With three columns of seating, it was equipped for seating six or seven travelers, contingent upon how you prepared it.
Underneath the Freestyle's hood was a 3.0-liter V6 useful for 203 torque and 207 pound-feet of torque. All models accompanied a persistently variable transmission (CVT). Purchasers could settle on a front-wheel-drive Freestyle for the best efficiency, yet those living in unpleasant climate will be happy to discover that an all-wheel-drive variant of the wagon was additionally accessible.
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