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Summary
Although Ford built the '94 Aerostar Eddie Bauer Wagon on a conventional minivan platform, a sophisticated vehicle emerged. From the state-of-the-art instrument display to the ingenious 4WD system, this vehicle is a tribute to the Ford engineering team.The Aerostar also offers the room and handling that minivan buyers are looking for. And the optional 4.0-liter V6 provides some welcome punch. All in all, this vehicle is a good way for the Aerostar line to retire and make room for Ford's new, highly touted 1995 Windstar minivan.
(Source: New Cars Test Drive)
Model Line Overview
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Specifications As Tested
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