Throughout its nine year run, the Ford Windstar built its reputation on safety. While its driving performance and handling were sometimes critiqued, this family centered mini-van offered standard safety equipment such as dual airbags and anti-lock brakes. With such an emphasis on safety, the Windstar became a good choice to meet the needs of growing families.
While Ford discontinued its line of Windstars in 2003, there are still a number of dependable Windstars on the market. If you are looking for a family oriented minivan that will provide safety, add the Ford Windstar to your shopping list. Use the search tool to the right to find the best deals on used Ford Windstars in your area today.
Used Ford Windstar Major Redesigns
1999 – Ford completely redesigned the Windstar to give it a sporty new look. During the redesign, the second and third rows of seats were upgraded and placed on rollers to increase their maneuverability. Ford also reworked the cooling, braking and transmission system.
1995 – The first generation Windstar was introduced in 1995 to replace Ford's outdated Aerostar. New models came standard with a host of features, including dual airbags, antilock brakes, a four-speed automatic transmission, V6 engine and an integrated child seat.
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