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C.W. @ Jan 8th 2008 7:53AM
The Flex is going to be a success for Ford. When shown at the Detroit Auto Show (as the Fairlane) and in the more recent consumer groups, this vehicle has had overwhelming feedback. Automotive News reported that since it's unveiling at the 05 Detroit Auto Show, this vehicle has had the most web-hits of any "show-car" at large-scale car shows and was named "most asked about" vehicle in '05. It is different and at first you either love it or hate it, but eventually it grows on you and if you are a buyer in that segment, Ford has hit the nail right on the head.
Polly Prissy Pants @ Jan 8th 2008 12:10PM
The Flex might have been interesting in 2005 but this is 2008. Having just been a buyer in this segment I have to say that I can't see the Flex being competitive but that may just be me. This thing is so homely and such a hooptie (in my opinion) I can't imagine anyone seriously considering it as a purchase. Of course people bought the Aztec so who knows.