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The Ford Flex, available since 2009, comes standard in 2010 with the same sequential multi-port electronic fuel injected 3.5L V6 Duratec Engine. Additionally, 2010 models now offer a more powerful, yet economical EcoBoost version, a direct injected twin-turbo V6 powered engine. This new engine technology offers plenty of power while holding true to what consumers consider to be most valuable; fuel economy.

Flex's non-turbo engine offers optional AWD or FWD. Paired with a 6 speed automatic transmission, the Flex puts out 248 pounds of torque at 6,250 RPMs. Horsepower is rated at 248 at 4,500 RPMs. The new EcoBoost enhanced engine, available only in AWD, ups the torque dramatically to 355 at 5,700 with an increased horsepower output of 350 at only 3,500 RPMs.

Ford Flex's base engine comes with a single stainless steel exhaust with two catalytic converters. The EcoBoost enhanced engine upgrades to a chrome tipped, dual stainless steel exhaust. Cast Aluminum is used for both engine block type and cylinder head material.

Gas mileage for the base FWD 3.5L V6 is 17 city/24 highway, while AWD Additionally models are 16 city/22 highway. The faster, equally economical turbo charged AWD model will not break the bank for gas mileage, achieving the equivalent of gas mileage as the non-turbo version, at 16 city/ 22 highway.

Although new to the Ford Flex, the EcoBoost enhanced engine appeared in 2009, used in the Lincoln MKS sedan. EcoBoost technology is promising, offering surprisingly higher output and excellent fuel economy. Designed to deliver an astonishing 20-30 percent increase in fuel economy over standard, perhaps sluggish, non-turbo displacement engines, Flex's EcoBoost option should be a treat for any owner.

Ronnie Tanner is a contributing writer at SWEngines.com. He writes about Ford Flex Engine and other industry specific topics.

Speculations Increase on the Possible Selling of Volvo

Ford part of the once renowned Detroit’s Big Three and producer of top-of-the-line Lincoln catalytic converter has released a statement refuting reports circulating in both UK and US that the automaker will dispose of its profitable Swedish unit, Volvo.

Sunday Times has reported yesterday that Ford has decided two weeks ago to sell Volvo for as much as US$8 billion. The Sunday Telegraph has also reported that Ford was willing to listen to offers from potential buyers of the automaker and would make a final decision on whether to proceed after completing the sale of its Land Rover and Jaguar businesses.

Ford said last month that it was conferring with investment bankers about options for Jaguar and Land Rover. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker is trying to restore a profit after recording a US$12.6 billion loss last year. The Sunday Times has reported last July 8 that Ford has set a deadline for bids to buy Jaguar and Land Rover.

Ford spokesman John Gardiner has declined to comment on reports in UK newspapers and refrain from saying whether there was a deadline for expressions of interest in Jaguar and Land Rover.

It can be remembered that Ford bought Volvo Cars from Volvo AV in 1999 for US$6.45 billion to become a part of the Premier Automotive Group of luxury-brand cars together with Jaguar, Land River, and Aston Martin. Ford sold its Aston Martin last March to a group of investors led by the UK auto-racing champion David Richards for US$848 million. However the sale was concluded only last May.

With the sale of the Aston Martin, rumors have started circulating of the possible sale of Volvo, Jaguar, and Land Rover brands.

Volvo’s sales for this year is expected to surpass its 2004 record of 456,000 cars and sport-utility vehicles with the helped of new models and the increased in demand in Russia that is according to Fredrik Arp, the division’s chief executive officer in an interview last June 26.

At present Volvo is focusing its efforts to expand other markets such as in Russia, China, and India in order to match the growth of its competitors such as Volkswagen’s Audi luxury division and BMW’s luxury cars.

Speaking of BMW, the Sunday Times has reported that the world’s largest maker of luxury cars is interested in bidding for Volvo. Other automakers were also reported of showing interest on Volvo and these are Renault SA, Hyundai Motor Co and an unnamed Chinese manufacturer.

The Sunday Times has also stated that private-equity companies may also be attracted to buy Volvo. But of course all these would remain as mere speculations unless Ford will formally announced that it will sell Volvo.

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Jason Moore, a 35 year old freelance writer from Austin, Texas. He also works as a marketing analyst for an established auto parts store in the country.

Where are my O2 Sensors?

I'm looking for my O2 Sensors on my 2005 Lincoln Navigator. I think I found the upstream O2 sensor(in front of the Catalytic converter), but I can't find the downstream. I see what appears to be one actually ON the catalytic converter, but it doesn't look quite the same as the upstream, is that it? It seems like everything I read online says it should be after the catalytic converter and before the muffler. But the only sensor i see is actually on the converter. Any help is mucho appreciated. Thanks

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Public record for Monday and Tuesday, April 26 and 27
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts (Frances Rosebush), New Oxford, a son, April 7, 2010, at Hanover Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Fissel (Megan Orewiler), Hanover, a son, April 20, 2010, at Hanover Hospital.

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