2011 Ford Flex

MSRP Range:
$29,355 - $45,520
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Fuel Economy: 16/21 mpg

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2011 Ford Flex Trims	MSRP	Fuel	Engine
4dr SE FWD	$29,355	17 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr SEL FWD	$32,210	17 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr SEL AWD	$34,060	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr SEL AWD w/Ecoboost	$37,055	16 / 21 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Limited FWD	$38,180	17 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Limited AWD	$40,030	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Titanium FWD	$40,675	17 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Titanium AWD	$42,525	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Limited AWD w/Ecoboost	$43,025	16 / 21 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V6 3.5L/213
4dr Titanium AWD w/Ecoboost	$45,520	16 / 21 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V6 3.5L/213

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Ford plans to put its new EcoBoost engine in 90% of its vehicles by 2013, starting with the Ford Flex and the LINCOLN MKS and LINCOLN MKT. The 3.5-liter V6 is turbocharged and direct-injected, the first of its kind to be built in North America. Its power is comparable to a normally aspirated 4.6-liter V8 while getting V6 gas mileage. ...more

The EcoBoost engine is an option on the SEL and Limited models with all-wheel drive. The standard engine for all trim levels -- SE, SEL and Limited -- is a normally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 with 262 hp and 248 lb-ft of torque. Both engines are mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission, another fuel-saving feature Ford plans to incorporate into more of its vehicles.

Safety and handling systems include independent front and rear roll stability control, ABS, air bags including canopy and side curtain bags for all three rows and tire pressure monitoring.

Trim levels stay the same for 2011, with the exception of a new Titanium range-topper. The front-wheel-drive SE returns as the base trim, with features such as a reverse sensing system, capless fuel tank, rear climate system, power everything and rear reading lamps all standard. The Microsoft SYNC information and entertainment system is optional, as is an audio system upgrade.

The SEL adds standard niceties like a 10-way heated power seat, dual-zone climate control, SYNC and a universal garage door opener. Options include a rear DVD entertainment system, Sony sound system, refrigerated rear console, Vista roof and 20" aluminum wheels with the EcoBoost package.

The Limited adds standard 10-way heated power seats with memory function, a 110-volt inverter, second-row footrests, power liftgate, LED tail lamps, HID headlamps and power heated mirrors. Options are generally the same as the SEL, like the Vista roof and rear refrigerated console for beverages.

For 2011, the Flex Titanium replaces the Limited as the top-of-the-line model. Features include all of the Limited's equipment, as well as blacked-out headlamps and tail lamps, black chrome grille and trim, polished 20-inch wheels, black leather seats with Alacantara inserts, and four additional color choices.

2011 Ford Flex Model Changes

The big news for the 2011 Ford Flex is the addition of a new trim level, called Titanium. It takes over as the new range topping model, adding blackout treatment for headlights and taillights, black chrome grille, moldings and trim, polished aluminum 20-inch wheels, Charcoal black leather seats with Alcantara suede inserts, and four special exterior colors: Red Candy, White Platinum, Tuxedo Black and Ingot Silver with black roof.

2011 Ford Flex Value

The Ford Flex is a crossover vehicle that actually has enough space for seven grownups and their gear -- and a 4500-lb towing capacity. Available all-wheel drive makes it a capable sport truck, though not a full-blown off-roader. The wide stance and aggressive 3-bar grille give the Flex a street-smart presence as well. It's a well-rounded crossover that starts just under $30,000.

2011 Ford Flex Strengths

New powerful, efficient EcoBoost engine; three rows of seating; distinctive, aggressive styling Hide

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2011 Ford Flex

$29,355 - $45,520

Select a Trim below for more detailed vehicle information

4dr SE FWD

4dr SEL FWD

4dr SEL AWD

4dr SEL AWD w/Ecoboost

4dr Limited FWD

4dr Limited AWD

4dr Titanium FWD

4dr Titanium AWD

4dr Limited AWD w/Ecoboost

4dr Titanium AWD w/Ecoboost

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