2011 Ford Flex Gets New Trim

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The Flex, Ford’s three-row crossover, gets a new trim level for 2011 called the Titanium. It will top the previous range-topper, the Limited, and start at $40,340 before a $775 destination charge.

The package adds a number of features to the Limited’s equipment, including:

• Four exterior colors: Red Candy, White Platinum, Tuxedo Black and Ingot Silver with new Tuxedo Black two-tone roof
• Blackout treatment for headlamps and taillamps
• Black chrome finish grille with Flex badging on the leading edge of the hood
• Black chrome belt line moldings, fog lamp bezels and side-view mirror skull
• 20-inch 10-spoke wheels are polished aluminum
• Charcoal black leather-trimmed seats with gray Alcantara suede inserts

The rest of the lineup gets modest price bumps of around $125 but no significant equipment changes. The 2011 SE starts at $29,075, SEL at $31,875 and the Limited at $37,845.

The 2011s are arriving at dealers now, so if you’re not interested in a Titanium edition, the 2010s have cash-back offers, $2,500 in most areas. Check Ford’s website for deals in your area.