2006 Ford Freestyle

The Bottom Line: It is a sturdy, elegant, affordable crossover that keeps your kids safe and entertained. It surpasses the competition and takes the place of minivans. The car of the future!

Review: In 2004, I reviewed the 2005 Ford Freestyle on this site. At the time, I thought the vehicle was above average, but I was nervous about buying a brand new vehicle. My husband had been burned buying a first-year (1999) Mercury Cougar, and we wanted...

The Bottom Line: We are very satisfied with our Ford Freestyle purchase. It is a great family vehicle for safety and the punishment of young children.

Review: We purchased our 2006 Ford Freestyle used in January 2007. I had done some research and new it was the car I wanted. My biggest desire was to not get a minivan, but we have three children and needed the 3 row seats. I thought the Freestyle would...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car to anyone who needs the capacity of a mini-van without the mini-van.

Review: Well, we've had our '06 SEL for a couple of months now. managed to get about 4000 miles. This car drives very nice, handles excellent for this type of car. I can't wait until winter to see how the well AWD works. I have a couple of quirks I don't...

The Bottom Line: For versatile functionality, safety, comfort, reliability, and economy, this vehicle is ideal.

Review: The Ford Freestyle is really a Volvo with Ford clothes. The new 3.5 liter engine was not ready for production, so Ford modified the trusty, old 3.0 liter V6 that was in dire need of attention anyway. They managed to squeeze out just over 200...

The Bottom Line: excellent value and good quality

Review: at first i really wanted the toyota highlander. however, after test driving the 2006 freestyle i was very impressed. it almost handled like a sports car since i drove a mustang for ten years. the ride is excellent. you go over bumps and feel them...

The Bottom Line: It's a good vehicle, just make sure you buy from a dealer who will stand behind it after the sale!

Review: Last summer, my mother (known to my four kids as Nana) traded in her beloved but well-worn 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited Edition and bought her first Ford product, a 2006 Ford Freestyle SEL.

Needless to say, I was shocked, but Mom...

The Bottom Line: This has been a reliable vehicle for me, which is more than I can say about prior experiences with Fords.

Review: After owning the 2006 Ford Freestyle for about six months I was surprised to discover that it is considered a crossover vehicle. I had assumed that it was a mini-van, because it looks like a mini-van to me.

That being said, it has been a...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for versatility, safety, ride, handling, comfort, options, and quality

Review: I can't speak how this car rates specific to all other potential competitors, but I can share my last month's impressions as I bought this vehicle used. My previous cars were a 1987 Nissan 200SX hatchback, a 1992 Acura Integra GSR hatchback, a 1996...