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According to the April issue of Motor Trend, the Fairlane will replace the slow selling Freestar
You can also read more here...Fairlane Concept
You can also read more here...Fairlane Concept
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I really wish they wouldn't call that the Fairlane, but they really do need to kill the Freestar. If anyone wonders why that thing doesn't sell, do yourself a little favor and go down to a Ford dealership. I suggest calling the paramedics in advance though, you're likely to stroke out when you see the pricetag.
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I agree with the name change, but it is keeping with the "F" beginning for names. I know that I will be having children around the time it becomes available, and I would prefer this to an SUV if it gets good MPG and a functional interior. Maybe Ford's new segment buster. Who knows.
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You know what's funny? We used to laugh at GTO and Charger for giving wrong name to the car, but now same thing happens to Ford.
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Is the Ford version of the Element? Don't laugh to hard. I've got an Element and I put an 8 foot ladder inside, and buttoned up the car, all windows and doors closed...with two adults also inside. Ugly but very functional and, even fun to drive...but no one looks at us like they do when we drive the Mustangs!
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Originally posted by htwag@March 1, 2005, 4:09 PM
Is the Ford version of the Element? Don't laugh to hard.
Is the Ford version of the Element? Don't laugh to hard.
They're about the same size (about the size of an Explorer) and have similar SUV/Minivan uses...
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