there were two Ford Windstar eras. The latest was created from 1999 to 2003. (Passage renamed it the Freestar for 2004.) The '99 van was totally updated to look more advanced and lively while redesigning mechanicals and including a driver-side sliding entryway. The second- and third-line seats were presently on rollers for less demanding mobility, and in advance the instrument board was modified for enhanced ergonomics. There were likewise redesigns made to the suspension, transmission, brakes and aerating and cooling.
Displays now included base, Limited adaptations and LX, SE, SEL. Controlling the van was either a 3.0-liter 150-drive V6 motor or - a significantly more alluring - 200-hp 3.8-liter V6. In surveys of the Ford Windstar at the time, our editors praised the 3.8-liter motor for its energy however whined that it was loud under speeding up. We were likewise miserable with its separated ride and taking care of, poor inside space usage and feeble notoriety for unwavering quality.
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