2014 Ford Flex consumer reviews

The gas module has stranded me twice. I've had to have the power steering repaired also the windshield wiper motor and the air conditioner was stuck on in the winter. I only have 52000 miles on this car. I am so disappointed with this car.

Very nice and extremely comfortable. Handles well Love the backup camera and safety features. Getting 24 miles per gallon which is good for a big car

This car has a lot of great features and it’s comfortable with a lot of room for family and belongings for whatever adventures you find yourself on.

This SUV was the one on the lot out of all the others that we wanted. Brian and Todd made sure we got the vehicle we wanted, and for the most reasonable and excellent price. Quality, excellent service, and great value for the money - what more could one want?

Best car I've owned in a long time, met all my needs, very comfortable, plenty of leg room, not too big. Engine runs so smooth you don't even know it's running. Interior is very quiet. For the money, you're not going to find something better.

2014 Ford Flex limited AWD. This car have great legroom both from and back. wonderful trunk space with 3:rd row seat open. comfortable wide seats and have the smoothest ride we ever experienced. Gives you 22-23 mpg for being such a big car its amazing. went with the 3.5L v6 (not EcoBoost) and its got plenty of torque .We loved it right away. its has everything you need, including the 12 speakers with a Sony system that blows your mind. Best purchase we ever made!

Very solid car. We love everything about it. We've had it for about a week, and are looking forward to having it for years. We had a 2008 Edge for over 10 years, and had no troubles with it. Looking forward to the same with this.

My dream car period, perfect in everyway.. fast, fun, Ford.. Cant wait for summer. Not bad on gas has lots of power to spare. Ecoboost

We had a 2010 Flex SEL and it was very reliable, but loved wheel bearings and brakes. This 2014 AWD SEL is great they have conquered the bearing and break problems and it shows. We Loved the first Flex went to a Honda Oddesy which was a good van, but missed the Flex so we bought the 2014.

We have been the proud owners of a 2011 Flex SEL FWD for 5 years, making the final payment this month. We have put over 100,000 miles on it ourselves. (135,000 total on vehicle.) The car, which Ford calls a truck, has been almost totally trouble free, needing only a rear wheel bearing, and two sets of tires, the first set lasting almost 85,000 miles. We wanted one with the full width middle (2nd)row seats, and All Wheel Drive, but the wife was not giving up "her" Flex, so I had to buy "my own" when one having the features we wanted came available. Mine is a 2014 Limited. We love the roominess, sportscar like handling, excellent gas mileage, (both cars get the posted average,) and the positive comments we receive whenever someone rides in them. My father-in-law liked it so much, he bought one. It is very comfortable, and we often take long trips, with long periods between stops, with no complaints about discomfort, regardless of seating location. Legroom is more than adequate, as three of our usual passengers are in the 6ft tall range. The only comfort problem we have found is sleeping overnight in the car. The front seats are hard to get comfortable in for more than a few hours. So, on our long trips, we usually only spend one night in the car, usually the last night when nearing home. When driving, we usually go for 12-14 hours before stopping for the night. Ford plans on dropping the Flex after 2020. Strange, as it is actually their #1 customer satisfaction vehicle. And it is sold almost completely by word of mouth in the US. Almost no advertising. We love our 2 Flexes.