Review: 2010 Ford Flex EcoBoost

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  MadHungarian - From 2001-04 my daily driver was a 1989 Caddy FWD Fleetwood coupe.  The 4.5 liter engine  gave me 20-21...
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  alexndr333 - Sajeev, You stated, “Don’t over analyze it, I like Caddys that ride like Caddys.  Its a slice of Americana, and it defined the brand.  You know, back...
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  NulloModo - It’s not an unexpected trend.  Modern automatics can get better fuel economy than manuals, and with...
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  MadHungarian - 1963-64 Riviera.  Gentleman’s muscle car.  Undeniably classy, at home in any setting, might seem a little conservative at first, but...
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  NulloModo - You bring up an interesting point, even if it was in jest.  Lately I was thinking about why it is most major...
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  criminalenterprise - With only 6% (!) of vehicles selling with a manual transmission, how long will it be until the only...
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  Lorenzo - Well, it’s obviously not the silver bullet everybody is looking for. Just as hybrids use electricity and an ICE to bypass the battery...
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  John Horner - The frozen-in-time CAFE rules have a whole lot to do with the frozen-in-time fuel economy numbers of many...