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Ford - Freestyle (2005)

Discover the true value of the Ford Freestyle, the 2005 midsize crossover that blended SUV‑style practicality with family‑friendly comfort. Whether you’re a buyer looking for a reliable used vehicle or a pricing enthusiast cataloguing trends, the Ford Freestyle price is the starting point of any thorough evaluation.  --- **Key Specifications – Ford Freestyle (2005)**

  • Engine options:
    • 2.4‑liter 4‑cylinder, 151 hp, 152 lb‑ft (25‑07‑2005 and later)
    • 2.9‑liter V6, 172 hp, 181 lb‑ft (early 2005 models)
  • Transmission: 4‑speed automatic, automatic torque converter (standard); 5‑speed manual optional for early 2005 V6 variants.
  • Fuel type: Regular gasoline (87 octane).
  • Drive layout: Front‑wheel drive standard; all‑wheel drive available as an option.
  • Dimensions (ft/ft):
    • Length: 183.3 (5.58 m)
    • Width: 73.3 (2.24 m)
    • Height: 69.2 (2.11 m)
    • Wheelbase: 109.8 (3.34 m)
  • Seating capacity: 5 passengers (2 rows; 3‑seat bench rear)
  • Cargo volume: 30.7 cu ft (rear seats up); 63.0 cu ft (rear seats folded).
  • Weight: 3,350 – 3,600 lb (1,520 – 1,630 kg) depending on trim.
  • Trim levels: R, S, SE, SEL (the most common trims for 2005).
The Ford Freestyle’s specifications illustrate why it appealed to steady‑going families seeking a neutral blend of vehicle size and efficiency. --- ### Ford Freestyle depreciation Roadmap When you ask, “what is a 2005 Ford Freestyle worth,” depreciation patterns can help you estimate a realistic market value.
  • **Typical first‑year depreciation:** 15‑20 % of the original MSRP due to initial decline after purchase and excess inventory gains.
  • **Three‑year mark:** Cumulative depreciation averages 30‑35 % of the original price for the 2005 model, assuming average mileage (around 40,000 mi) and modest wear.
  • **Five‑year outcome:** Total loss of about 45‑55 % of the original price. Example calculation:*  If a 2005 Freestyle was bought new for $24,000, its estimated value after five years would range between $10,800 and $12,600.* The range reflects variations in condition, service history, and regional market demand.
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