Ford has been rolling out E-Series vans since 1961, when they still referred to the series by the Econoline name. The E-Series vans are incredibly popular and they  Read Full Article
If you buy a full-sized handicap van from the 2005 line-up, there’s a good chance it will be a Ford E-150, E-250 or E-350. Ford’s E-Series continues to dominate … Read Full Article
The 2006 Ford Freestar wheelchair van doesn’t get a great deal of love in the auto press. It’s demeaned as an inferior option that doesn’t measure up to the co… Read Full Article
The 2010 Ford E-Series Wheelchair Van Several years ago, it wasn’t uncommon to see an E-Series vehicle transformed into a personal wheelchair van. That was when Fo… Read Full Article
When people consider buying a full-sized van, they usually think in terms of cargo space, durability, towing capacity, engine strength and overall reliability. Safet… Read Full Article
The new Ford Windstar wheelchair van is a disappointment. Ford hasn’t done much more than changing the shape of the rearview mirrors for the new model year, even t… Read Full Article
If you know someone who drives an E-Series van, he or she probably does so while on the clock. If there’s an E-Series van in your neighbor’s driveway, it’s pro… Read Full Article
As a working full-sized van, the Ford E-150, E-250 or E-350 has its charms. It’s nearly indestructible and it offers a great deal of space. As an individual wheelc… Read Full Article
The 2007 Ford E-Series Wheelchair Van Most E-Series vans are destined for use in commercial settings. Some do become personal vehicles and some of those are wheelcha… Read Full Article
The Ford Windstar and Freestar as Wheelchair Vans If Ford makes it, someone will buy it. Ford has a reputation and a history that drives sales for anything they prod… Read Full Article
The 2005 Ford Freestar Wheelchair Van The Freestar wheelchair van does offer a considerable amount of interior space and the seating is fairly easy to rearrange. Add… Read Full Article
The Ford Windstar started as a legitimate contender in its class, but was reduced to being the butt of jokes by the 2002 model year. Its revival under the Freestar n… Read Full Article
The 2005 Freestar Wheelchair Van The Freestar can make a credible minivan. Although usually set up as a side-entry wheelchair van, it is possible to explore rear-ent… Read Full Article
The Ford Windstar handicap van covers all of the bases, but is destined to be a runner-up to the Dodge Caravan and Grand Caravan wheelchair vans. Ford has successful… Read Full Article
If you want a big, sturdy, indestructible wheelchair van, you might as well start with a foundation that’s been described as the up-fitter’s dream. That’s the … Read Full Article
Before Ford started referring to its full-sized vans as the E-Series, they bore the Econoline name. The first Econolines made their appearance in the early 1960s and… Read Full Article
The 2002 Windstar wheelchair van is a classic runner-up. It’s not as good looking as its top competitor is. It doesn’t have as many options. It doesn’t perform… Read Full Article
It’s back again! Ford continues to dominate the full-sized wheelchair van market with a vehicle that has remained almost unchanged for over a decade. The new E-150… Read Full Article
The E-Series traces its root back to the 1961 model year Econoline. That makes the 2006 edition the twenty-fifth anniversary line for Ford’s popular wheelchair van… Read Full Article
The 2012 Ford E-Series Wheelchair Van Over the years, many people have converted E-Series vans for use as personal wheelchair mobility vehicles. The attraction is ea… Read Full Article