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1995 Ford Aerostar Review

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1995 Aerostar Review Summary & Specifications

We can see why Ford dealers wanted to keep this van in the lineup. It's very different from the Windstar. Like all the front-drive minivans, the Windstar is essentially a tall, roomy, front-drive station wagon, while the rear-drive Aerostar is more trucklike, with a stronger work ethic.

GM's Astro/Safari twins offer more power and higher load ratings, but the Aerostar is a little more modern and a little better looking. Both manufacturers offer all-wheel drive, and both offer plenty of comfort and convenience extras.

So the choice gets to be a matter of what's important to you. But isn't it nice that the choice still exists?

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1995 Ford Aerostar Specs
Vehicle CategoryMinivans
EditorProfessional Test Driver
Model Lineup
Engines (standard)
Engines (optional)
Transmissions (standard)
Transmissions (optional)
Safety Equipment (standard)
Safety Equipment (optional)
Basic Warranty
Assembled In
Manufacturer Phone1-800-392-3673
Manufacturer URLwww.ford.com
Base Price MSRP17895


1995 Ford Aerostar Specs as Tested
Model Tested MSRP
Standard Equipment
Options as Tested (MSRP)
Destination Charge
Gas Guzzler Tax
Layout
Price as Tested23540
Horse Power
Torque
Fuel Economy
Wheelbase
Length/Width/Height
Track Front/Rear
Turning Radius
Seating Capacity
Front Head/Hip/Leg room
Middle Head/Hip/Leg room
Rear Head/Hip/Leg room
Trunk Volume
Payload
Towing Capacity
Front Suspension
Rear Suspension
Ground Clearance
Curb Weight
Stock Tires
Brakes Front/Rear
Fuel Capacity
1995 Ford Aerostar