2005 Ford Five Hundred consumer reviews

I just bought a used car from an elderly lady august 2017, I am the second owner. I have the 500 limited edition luxury at its best. it got heated/leather seats,sunroof and an awesome huge space in the back passenger ,front and trunk. This one also included a tow hitch. This is my daily driver and I love driving it everyday. Acceleration is slow at the beginning but once it goes it goes. I know I am blessed to get this car for $2100 and asking price was $4000. The exterior could have been better but it's a car that takes me from A to B and long distance drive. I wish that this car will last me 400thousand miles or more..

Economical to own, very dependable. I bought the car with 30,000 miles on it. When I got a newer car I gave it to my high school son. When he upgraded to a newer vehicle I gave it to my 16 year old daughter. It has been a great car.

Got a steal of a deal for it run and drives awesome I would recommend this site to other people to check out cars

car weighs under two tons. under powered engine, drives like a boat, gets worse as the car starts to age. interior is solid quality, my only gripe is the giant center console. it really isnt necessary

I have had this car for a few years now and I absolutely love it. I love the interior, and how it handles. The gas mileage is okay, but overall it is a really great, reliable car.

Goes anywhere in the Winter with the all wheel drive. The trunk is huge! Have the Limited edition, with all the options, and it's a great car!

This car met all my needs. It has lots of leg room. Gets you where you need to go. I have to sale my car because I need a bigger car for my growing family.

This car was the upgraded Ford Taurus when it first came out and was a very reliable car. I bought this car brand new and still us it today as a third car.

I had this car for ~6 years. It was very dependable. The engine was strong and the transmission was trouble-free. Over the time that I had it, I had to replace the alternator and the air conditioning compressor pump and the front lower ball joints. I had my car from ~100k to ~165k. All of the maintenance and repairs that I had to do seemed very reasonable for a car that age with that mileage. Also, the parts were not costly (relatively speaking) and I do all of the repairs myself.

I just brought my 2005 Ford Five Hundred last week I had a problem with it and brought it back to the dealership where joe and micah from Power Motor Group which is located in Lindenhurst ny they brought it to there mechanic and fixed it while it was getting done they gave me another car to drive till my car was done. the car drives great since it got fixed