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1994 Ford Aerostar Review: Interior

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1994 Ford Aerostar Review

Interior
When we stepped into our Aerostar Eddie Bauer Wagon, we were pleasantly surprised by its elegance. Four leather-clad captain's chairs formed the front and middle seating arrangement. The three-passenger rear seat was also leather and converted to a child-sized bed. This seat could also be removed for more cargo space. All seats were high off the floor, providing excellent visibility.

With the exception of some rather hard-to-reach power window and lock buttons, the Aerostar boasted a well-organized and passenger-friendly interior. In the middle passenger armrests, we found headphone jacks for private enjoyment of the vehicle's stereo system. Individual fan controls allowed rear passengers to adjust their climate via side and roof vents.

In the driver's seat, we were confronted with a cockpit-like configuration that we suspected was influenced more by NASA than Eddie Bauer. Looking through the thick leather-padded steering wheel that housed the standard air bag, we were greeted by a high-tech instrument cluster and vehicle diagnostic center. Large digital miles and kilometers, the current and average mpg, the amount of fuel remaining and the distance we could drive until the tank was completely empty. Engine rpms were indicated by a bar-graph tachometer.

The computerized instrument cluster included a scanner that reviewed the status of the charging system, oil pressure and other engine functions. just beneath were lights for the air bag, braking system and parking brake. Few vehicles we've driven have provided information as effectively and completely as this Aerostar Eddie Bauer Wagon.

It was obvious that Ford took an equally thorough approach to storage and organization throughout this vehicle. Swing-out map cases in the doors, a covered well in the left rear area and a floor console with cupholders and a storage slot were just a few of the practical touches. Next Page


1994 Ford Aerostar