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Crown Victoria Review

By Alex Dykes
July 9, 2007 -

07fordcrownvic_03.jpgIf cars were ordered by the foot, then the Ford Crown Victoria is exactly what you’d get if you walked into a Ford dealer and said “I’d like 17.6 feet of car please.” Other than length, Ford’s fleet-duty work horse has absolutely no outstanding features what-so-ever and very few features worth mentioning. Still, the Crown Vic and its panther playmates (the Mercury Grand Marquis and Lincoln Town Car) are perennial favorites among fleet buyers and, uh, fleet buyers. In fact, in anticipation of its removal from the retail field of battle, the Ford website doesn’t even list the Crown Victoria under “passenger cars.” Should they?

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Crown Victoria earned a 3 star review from TTAC Crown Victoria rating summary and performance review

Posted in Car Reviews | Ford | 69 comments

Saleen S331 Supercharged Sport Truck Review

By William C Montgomery
June 4, 2007 -
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img_0480.jpgBefore I write another word, let’s get one thing straight: the Saleen S331 Supercharged Sport Truck is a RIDICULOUS MACHINE. Climbing into its cab is like boarding the Space Shuttle. The S331’s engine fires-up with all the subtlety of the shuttle’s SRB’s. After the small voice in your head counts down to zero, the truck launches with all the fury of… Well, I’m getting a bit ahead of myself here. Suffice it to say, you don’t have to be a Three Stooges Fan to know that something completely ridiculous can also make you laugh with delight.

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Saleen S331 Supercharged Sport Truck earned a 4 star review from TTAC Saleen S331 Supercharged Sport Truck rating summary and performance review

Posted in Car Reviews | Ford | Other | 87 comments

Ford Escape XLT 4WD Review

By Samir Syed
April 23, 2007 -
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08fordescape_02.jpgIn an era where Explorers are MIA and Expeditions can't make it out of base camp, Ford's cute ute is a mission-critical machine. If Ford's going to Escape its financial woes, their compact SUV has to at least keep the lights on. To find out if the new Ford Escape is "the end to boredom" (as the website proclaims) or simply "the end of the line," I ran America's most popular softroader up the Adirondacks, down the interstate, into Manhattan traffic and ‘round the ‘burbs.

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Ford Focus ZX4 ST Review

By P.J. McCombs
March 5, 2007 -
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ford_focus_sedanst_2007_450x225.jpgEight years ago, when giant SUV's roamed this fair country virtually unchallenged, The Blue Oval slipped the Ford Focus into the American market. Now that gas prices have U.S. consumers thinking small, you'd think that FoMoCo would be battling Fits, Versas and Yari with an updated version of their Eurobox. Nope. As far as Ford’s engineers and PR department are concerned, the Focus has fallen off the face of the earth. Which might just work in your favor.

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Ford S-Max Review

By Martin Schwoerer
February 21, 2007 -
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smax03.jpgThe Ford F150 is America’s best selling vehicle. The domestically produced full-size pickup truck is generally recognized as the class of the field. Unfortunately, nothing else Ford sells stateside achieves that standard-- and Ford’s “showroom of the future” offers little hope. No wonder the company’s camp followers have turned their gaze upon FoMoCo’s European operations, where the S-Max people mover won the coveted Car of the Year award. Should The Blue Oval Boyz switch on their tractor beam?  

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Posted in Car Reviews | Ford | 84 comments

Ford F250 Super Duty Super Cab Lariat Outlaw 4×4 Review

By Jonny Lieberman
February 7, 2007 -
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07f250_sdoutlaw2.jpgFord seems determined to make sure each member of the Village People has a personalized ride. And why not? The cowboy and the leather-daddy already have their own trucks (the King Ranch and the Harley Davidson, respectively). I'm just having trouble deciding if the F250 Outlaw is aimed at the construction worker or the cop. No matter really, as there is plenty of room inside for both of those fabulous men and all their haute couture.

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Posted in Car Reviews | Editorials | Ford | 95 comments

Mustang GT Revisited Review

By Sajeev Mehta
January 22, 2007 -
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comparo.jpgThe recipe for the original Ford Mustang was simple enough: a low price car with a trim, athletic body wearing the same sort of sexy, svelte sheetmetal of a contemporaneous European sports coupe. If you park a ’07 Ford Mustang GT next to its 1960’s counterpart, it’s clear that Ford missed the point by over two hundred pounds. But don't think of this retro-mobile as just another FoMoCo bloated barge; it's slim by Gran Torino standards. Think of the Mustang GT as a portly pastiche of pony cars past, present and yes, future.

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Posted in Car Reviews | Ford | 115 comments

Ford Expedition EL Review

By Jonny Lieberman
December 11, 2006 -
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57.jpgWhenever I show up at my weekly poker game, the boys (being boys) are always interested in what I'm driving. How much? How fast? Not this week. This week, all my friends piled into the driveway and laughed. Can you blame them? Ford's new Expedition EL is so large I had to park it diagonally to keep its butt off the street. The wheels come up to my thigh. One 6'5" friend couldn't see the roof. Remember King Kong Bundy? He now wears dubs.

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Shelby GT500 Review - Counterpoint

By Robert Farago
December 2, 2006 -
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07fordshelbygt500_17.jpgA small bump in the road traversed at the slightest discernible angle on dry pavement at 50mph will send the Shelby GT500’s rear end sideways with enough violence to engage the traction control. If you don't care, God bless you. I fully understand and appreciate your perspective: muscle cars are about power, not finesse. Finesse is for people who aren’t willing to risk their childrens' future to experience a few moments of high horsepower hoonery. Fine. But include me out.

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Posted in Car Reviews | Editorial Podcasts | Ford | Podcasts | 166 comments

Ford Shelby GT500 Review

By Jonny Lieberman
November 27, 2006 -
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07shelbygt500_01.jpgYou know that bumper sticker “He who dies with the most toys wins?” While it might be perfectly at home affixed to the bumper of a BMW M6 or a Lamborghini Gallardo, such a wholesome piece of braggadocio would be hopelessly out of place stuck to the bumper of the thuggish Shelby GT500. A more appropriate piece of signage might be, “My muscle car can beat up your supercar.” If we are being honest, the sticker would read “I did your Mamma and she liked it.” 

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Posted in Car Reviews | Ford | 160 comments

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