The Ford Flex is a large-sized crossover wagon that is offered in three trim levels with plenty of options to choose from and seating for up to seven people. Standard equipment offered includes: 17” alloy wheels, heated and powered side mirrors, automated headlamps, privacy glass in the rear, parking sensors (rear), keypad door entry, powered front seating, tilt and telescope steering wheel, 60/40 split and fold second-row seating, 50/50 split third-row seating, 4.2” touchscreen console, Bluetooth/iPod/USB integration and six-speaker audio system. Upgrades can add larger wheels, a larger touchscreen console, fog lamps, chromed exterior accents, remote entry/start, GPS, powered rear liftgate, 110-volt power outlet, parking camera, collision mitigation system, LED tail lamps, powered second and third-row seating, sunroof, leather upholstery, towing package and more. Under the hood is a 3.5-liter V6 engine that generates 287 horsepower and 254 pound-feet of torque.
2016 model year changes
The Ford Flex enters into no significant changes for 2016, save for a standard back-up camera on all trims.
Competitive comparison
Boxy exterior style is unique; spacious, passenger-friendly interior; smooth ride; handles like a big sedan; responsive EcoBoost powertrain; all-weather all-wheel drive
Special features for 2016
The 2016 Ford Flex remains an excellent choice for those who lament the absence of large station wagons on the market, yet want something far more stylish than truck-like SUVs or look-alike crossover vehicles. It drives responsively, rides smoothly and quietly and is a great highway vehicle. Plus, the Flex's boxy shape makes it one of the most spacious vehicles inside, especially from a passenger standpoint. Consider its excellent safety ratings and standout active-safety features and it makes a lot of sense from a family standpoint-- making a luxurious minivan alternative, too.
The Ford Flex enters into no significant changes for 2016, save for a standard back-up camera on all trims.
Competitive comparison
Boxy exterior style is unique; spacious, passenger-friendly interior; smooth ride; handles like a big sedan; responsive EcoBoost powertrain; all-weather all-wheel drive
Special features for 2016
The 2016 Ford Flex remains an excellent choice for those who lament the absence of large station wagons on the market, yet want something far more stylish than truck-like SUVs or look-alike crossover vehicles. It drives responsively, rides smoothly and quietly and is a great highway vehicle. Plus, the Flex's boxy shape makes it one of the most spacious vehicles inside, especially from a passenger standpoint. Consider its excellent safety ratings and standout active-safety features and it makes a lot of sense from a family standpoint-- making a luxurious minivan alternative, too.
