Flex appeal: in a domestic marketplace dominated by vehicles with profiles that look like other vehicles, Ford is offering the Flex. No, it isn't the first ... article from: Automotive Design & Production

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Title: Flex appeal: in a domestic marketplace dominated by vehicles with profiles that look like other vehicles, Ford is offering the Flex. No, it isn't the first vehicle based on euclidian geometry, but it may be the freshest.(FEATURE)
Author: Gary S. Vasilash
Publication:Automotive Design & Production (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 2008
Publisher: Gardner Publications, Inc.
Volume: 120 Issue: 7 Page: 22(3)

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