| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Good vehicleSource: Cars.com
..."Well overall grading in the Flex is preatty good. The only low score I gave it was for the performance. |
| #2 |
Buy something else !Source: Cars.com
..."We bought this car used . Had many issues with it Exaust manifold replaced twice, starter once,exhaust flex pipe replaced twice. |
| #3 |
Love our Flex!Source: Cars.com
..."We purchased a Flex in January, and it is absolutely the best car we have ever owned! |
| #4 |
Flex AppealSource: CarGurus
...It is fun to drive plenty of room and the kids love it. |
| #5 |
The looks should sell you on this car !!Source: Cars.com..."awesome...except for some noise from the brakes that Ford is still trying to figure out this car is a no brainer...if you like to stand out!!"... |
| #6 |
Great driver, but outrageous maintenance demandsSource: Cars.com
..."I had a 1995 968 coupe with the Tiptronic transmission for 4 years. |
| #7 |
Flex RocksSource: Cars.com
..."This is the best vehicle we have owned,it is hard to believe that it is also the fasted,no let the size fool you, the Flex's V-6 growlslike a V-8 and effortlessly powers this 7 passengervehicle. |
| #8 |
Already Replaced Left TurboSource: Edmunds...I owned many Honda & Acura and one Volvo. I always despite the Ford products because of safety issues. I never felt more safe in that box! The front brakes are kinda weird when humidity is high or wet. I average about 18 - 19 mpg with the A/C on, and about 20 - 21 mpg when A/C is off. At 22500 miles I had to replace the left turbo (leaked oil), an A/C line and a radiator shroud (technician broke it while trying to reassemble the turbo.) I have been using Mobil 1 full synthetic oil since the 2nd oil change. Fortunately my Ford dealer is nice... |
| #9 |
Great carSource: MSN Autos...Pros: Room, interior Cons: None Overall: I love this car... |
| #10 |
Family CarSource: Cars.com..."We have only had it about 3 months but we are really pleased with the Ford Flex. It has plenty of leg room and cargo space to transport the family and all their sports equipment."... |
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The Honda Pilot, probably the most direct rival to the Flex, was redesigned last year, gaining a large, controversial grille to go with much thicker styling.
But the Pilot, in the opinion of TheCarConnection.com, has a cluttered interior with too much plastic.
The Chevrolet Traverse is a great alternative, but it feels bigger than the Flex and there isn't quite as much vertical space in the cabin.
The Traverse also suffers from a hesitant transmission.
The plush, quiet Hyundai Veracruz is a softer-styled alternative to the Flex; it offers good V-6 power and third-row seating, but it's certainly not as distinctive.
Finally, we throw in a minivan for good measure; the Nissan Quest is by far the most stylish of them.