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    Quote Originally Posted by ADRENALINE View Post
    The press release mentions AWD as an option, I am assuming it comes standard with FWD.

    "Flex's available intelligent all-wheel-drive system is tuned to provide confident driving in all weather conditions. Intelligent AWD uses an active, on-demand electronic center coupler to allocate a precise amount of torque from front to rear – up to 100 percent to either axle. The system also can anticipate wheel slip before it happens."


    EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS

    • Wheelbase: 117.9"
    • Overall length: 202.3"
    • Overall width: 79.9"
    • Overall height at curb: 67.6"
    • Track width, front/rear: 65.3"/65.4"


    Ford have released preliminary specifications: http://media.ford.com/newsroom/relea...?release=25834
    I'm seeing everyone thinks it's large. But it's not that big.
    Length hardly longer then a Statesman. Hardly wider then a Territory or as tall. It's not that large at all?.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlickHolden View Post
    I'm seeing everyone thinks it's large. But it's not that big.
    Length hardly longer then a Statesman. Hardly wider then a Territory or as tall. It's not that large at all?.
    Compared to European Ford MPVs...

    S-Max: 477/188/166cm
    Galaxy: 482/188/172cm

    Flex: 514/203/172cm

    Except for height quite a lot bigger...
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    WHat does it weigh ?
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    About the same as a few Elephants unladen, with a few stereotypical Americans in it, god knows (NO OFFENCE TO U.S MEMBERS!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlickHolden View Post
    I'm seeing everyone thinks it's large. But it's not that big.
    Length hardly longer then a Statesman. Hardly wider then a Territory or as tall. It's not that large at all?.
    we see it from a European perspective. For us it is just Ford's answer to the Hummer, sizewise
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    we see it from a European perspective. For us it is just Ford's answer to the Hummer, sizewise
    Answer to the Hummer? I don't know.. doubt it myself. Maybe it's competition to the H3 but I can't see them directly battling against one-another.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waugh-terfall View Post
    About the same as a few Elephants unladen,
    African or Indian
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine View Post
    African or Indian
    lol, the heavier variety.

    I wonder if this thing does fuel economy at all?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockefella View Post
    Answer to the Hummer? I don't know.. doubt it myself. Maybe it's competition to the H3 but I can't see them directly battling against one-another.
    it will be attractive to the same people that buy Hummers overhere...I will not attempt to qualify the clientele
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waugh-terfall View Post
    lol, the heavier variety.

    I wonder if this thing does fuel economy at all?
    what is the fuel economy of a swallow?
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    it will be attractive to the same people that buy Hummers overhere...I will not attempt to qualify the clientele
    I don't think that potential Hummer costumers will be tempted by a Ford...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer View Post
    I don't think that potential Hummer costumers will be tempted by a Ford...
    well it is the same category that drives Nissan Patrols here
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer View Post
    I don't think that potential Hummer costumers will be tempted by a Ford...
    Well, Hummer customers are looking at GM...
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    well it is the same category that drives Nissan Patrols here
    Then it's a different type of costumer from the one here. The typical Hummer costumer here (not that many fortunately) likes it with big shiny wheels and in a bright color...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer View Post
    Then it's a different type of costumer from the one here. The typical Hummer costumer here (not that many fortunately) likes it with big shiny wheels and in a bright color...
    You say that but the majority of Hummers here are black
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