Ford SUV Reviews

This is definitely a people mover for mommies in a hurry. more

For those able to foot the bill, the 2010 Ford Flex with EcoBoost is an engaging, unique offering in the crossover segment. more

The body-colored lower body cladding adds to the sporty look too without looking garish or too poseur-ish. more

Its styling is clean and modern, and the Edge is distinctive enough that it's instantly recognizable amid the sea of lookalike vehicles on today's roads. more

Other than the fact that I don't own a trailer to tow behind this big Ford, I used the Expedition to its full extent this past weekend. I loaded up two car seats and three adults for runs to Trader Joe's, Ikea, Target, and Whole Foods. I never ran out of space more

This stripped-down Ford Escape is so far from the average Escape/Mariner/Tribute you see on the roads, it's almost funny. I'd love to know what the take rate for this manual transmission is. The shifts aren't particularly rewarding, since the throws are pretty more

The 2009 Ford Flex Limited is the American people mover boiled down to its pure, classic element. more

Three fathers and sons take a Ford Flex on a four-day, 1300-mile road trip to see baseball greats past and present. more

All it needed was some power. The '09 Escape gets an updated set of engines backed by a new six-speed automatic. more

The Escape gets more power and better fuel economy for 2009. It's the 7-10 split of mid-cycle updates. more

The Escape gets a face-lift that would make Joan Rivers proud. more

If you're a mainstream automaker, two things ought to be at the core of your product lineup: a mid-size crossover utility vehicle and a modern six-cylinder powertrain. Any manufacturer that hasn't mastered those fundamentals by the 2007 model year hardly has a more

The new Explorer has been face-lifted both inside and out, and even better, base prices have been slashed across the range. What more could you want? more

It's the world's first SUV that real folks who tote kids, toys, and the trappings of modern life can use to squeeze 30 or more miles out of each precious gallon of petroleum. more

The 2001 Ford Escape was off to a rocky start before setting even one of its all-terrain tires on a dirt road. That is, the latest sport-utility from the Ford Motor Company was baptized by a forthright--if somewhat embarrassing--procession of recalls. At the t more