"Both Five Hundred and Freestyle offer a totally new approach to providing customers with what they want," stated
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| The all-wheel drive Freestyle will start at $36,045, once again cheaper than Chrysler's comparable offering. (Photo: Ford Motor Company of Canada) |
The new 2005 Freestyle is also aggressively priced, starting at $33,295 for a front-wheel drive SE that features 7-occupant seating. Comparatively to the front-wheel drive Chrysler Pacifica, the Freestyle SE is more than $5,000 cheaper. All-wheel drive Freestyles start at $36,045, again less expensive than the Pacifica with AWD and the Buick Rainier.
"The 2005 Ford Five Hundred and Freestyle offer customers unprecedented interior comfort and flexibility with command seating and
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| The new Freestyle is big on space, offering more seating than Chrysler's Pacifica. (Photo: Trevor Hofmann, Canadian Auto Press) |
The new Freestyle is big on space, offering more seating than Chrysler's Pacifica with 6- or 7-occupant configurations available. Also, long objects of up to 10 feet in length can be accommodated inside. The Freestyle also offers best-in-class first, second and third row legroom, according to Ford.
A 3.0-liter V6 puts power through a CVT gearbox, in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive trim levels. The brakes are all discs and feature standard ABS, while a 17-inch alloy wheel and tire package is also included.







