The Ford Five Hundred gained negligible progressions throughout its short three-year run. This car is focused around the past era Volvo S80 stage, and made utilization of that auto's all-wheel drive and wellbeing engineering. The Five Hundred's Swedish inceptions were promptly clear when you drove it, as it gave both an agreeable ride and capable taking care of, with pleasantly weighted guiding. Braking execution was unremarkable, however, and Volvo's soundness control framework was excluded in the bundle.

Inactive security was fantastic in this huge vehicle. Initially discretionary, front seat side airbags and full-length side drape airbags got standard for 2007. Moreover, the Ford Five Hundred aced accident tests by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, acquiring the most astounding conceivable rating in every classification. Three trim levels - SE, SEL and Limited - were offered at first, however for its last year the SE was dropped. Front-wheel drive was standard on both trims, with all-wheel drive accessible as a choice.

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