What is the best ford car?

What is the best ford car? - 1

Added (1). I was looking to see what people thought, like a kind of survey.

64 Mustang "Best" is relative. It depends on your requirements. If you are hauling a family around, a Mustang just won't cut it. If you want a chick magnet, leave the minivan at home.

That said, the Fiesta, Fusion, Edge, Flex, Taurus and Focus have Really high owner retention. That means current owners would buy another one.

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EDIT: We currently own a Fusion and an Edge. Just took the Edge on a 2700 mile vacation with a family of 4 and all our stuff. Very comfortable. "Best" for what? GT40. The rest are junk. Best for what? Did you mean of all years, or current? I despise these "What is the BEST ____ " questions, especially when they are asked by 12 year old children who don't even bother including what the application is going to be.

As amazing as the GT40 is, it wouldn't be "BEST" for transporting a family of five. I like the 1965 and 1969 Mustangs, but the 66,67,68, 71, etc. Do nothing for me, even though I DO like the 68 Cougar. The F250 and F350 are great for actually WORKING and moving things. If I only needed something with the capabilities of an F150, I'd much rather have a new production Ranger (which I can't buy in North America).

I wish I could find a 65 Cortina GT here in the US. It's far from being the BEST, but I sure enjoyed my old one.

Maybe you get the point. If you don't get the point, I really don't care. Just ask your mommy for some more Hot Pockets and get back down to the basement until your balls finally drop. RS 200

thats 200 not 2000

Google it, it's the most awesome car ever, and probably the 'best'.

"Best" is relative. It depends on your requirements. If you are hauling a family around, a Mustang just won't cut it. If you want a chick magnet, leave the minivan at home.

That said, the Fiesta, Fusion, Edge, Flex, Taurus and Focus have Really high owner retention. That means current owners would buy another one.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jimgorzelany/2011/10/13/cars-with-the-most-brand-loyal-buyers/
Launch the gallery.

EDIT: We currently own a Fusion and an Edge. Just took the Edge on a 2700 mile vacation with a family of 4 and all our stuff. Very comfortable.

"Best" for what?

GT40. The rest are junk.

Best for what? Did you mean of all years, or current?

I despise these "What is the BEST ____ " questions, especially when they are asked by 12 year old children who don't even bother including what the application is going to be.

As amazing as the GT40 is, it wouldn't be "BEST" for transporting a family of five. I like the 1965 and 1969 Mustangs, but the 66,67,68, 71, etc. Do nothing for me, even though I DO like the 68 Cougar. The F250 and F350 are great for actually WORKING and moving things. If I only needed something with the capabilities of an F150, I'd much rather have a new production Ranger (which I can't buy in North America).

I wish I could find a 65 Cortina GT here in the US. It's far from being the BEST, but I sure enjoyed my old one.

Maybe you get the point. If you don't get the point, I really don't care. Just ask your mommy for some more Hot Pockets and get back down to the basement until your balls finally drop.

RS 200

thats 200 not 2000

Google it, it's the most awesome car ever, and probably the 'best'.