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2011 FORD FLEX
Features & Equipment
Vehicle Description
Walkaround Description
This 2011 Ford Flex fires right up, shifts into gear cleanly, and drives straight and smooth down the road. The 3.5L engine delivers solid acceleration, and the brakes stop firmly without any pulsation, grinding, or pulling. Inside, you get comfortable three-row seating for six, an automatic rear liftgate, front sunroof, panoramic roof with shades, heated seats, working heat, all four power windows functioning, working turn signals, cruise control, and a functional radio touchscreen unit with navigation and Bluetooth. Cosmetically, it's got some typical road wear. The front tires are sitting around 30% tread, and there's clear coat peeling on the front driver fender flare. The interior shows its age with ripped and peeling leather on both front seats, and the cabin could use a good detail. Dash displays show a low washer fluid warning, an oil change required alert, and an illuminated airbag light along with a tire pressure sensor fault. The biggest visual eyesore is damage to the front passenger bumper cover and lower valance, leaving the fog light area and washer reservoir exposed. There are also scrapes along the rear passenger dogleg/quarter panel, and underneath, there is noticeable Midwest rust with rot holes through the lower floor pan area.
π The Good
This 2011 Ford Flex fires right up, shifts into gear cleanly, and drives straight and smooth down the road. The 3.5L engine delivers solid acceleration, and the brakes stop firmly without any pulsation, grinding, or pulling. Inside, you get comfortable three-row seating for six, an automatic rear liftgate, front sunroof, panoramic roof with shades, heated seats, working heat, all four power windows functioning, working turn signals, cruise control, and a functional radio touchscreen unit with navigation and Bluetooth.
β οΈ The Bad
Cosmetically, it's got some typical road wear. The front tires are sitting around 30% tread, and there's clear coat peeling on the front driver fender flare. The interior shows its age with ripped and peeling leather on both front seats, and the cabin could use a good detail. Dash displays show a low washer fluid warning, an oil change required alert, and an illuminated airbag light along with a tire pressure sensor fault.
π The Ugly
The biggest visual eyesore is damage to the front passenger bumper cover and lower valance, leaving the fog light area and washer reservoir exposed. There are also scrapes along the rear passenger dogleg/quarter panel, and underneath, there is noticeable Midwest rust with rot holes through the lower floor pan area.
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