Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex Unveiled at SEMA

Hip hop artist Nelly's customized 2009 Ford Flex comes to SEMA

Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex
Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex at SEMA
Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex at SEMA
Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex at SEMA
Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex at SEMA
Nelly's Customized 2009 Ford Flex at SEMA
Nelly at 2008 SEMA

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lucifa

looks a lot like a modified range rover

November 4, 2008 8:05 am

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phobos

too bad..it doesn't sell that well..ford did hope that flex would save them...

November 4, 2008 8:07 am

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Bristol411S3

The Ford Flex. The car for people who aren't sophisticated enough for a Range Rover. Did Ford REALLY think yet another derivative take on the horrible inefficeint SUV would save them? They can't be that stupid, surely?

November 4, 2008 8:54 am

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Motor_Yakuza

The car looks good, and yeah, it's normal to look a bit like range until this year Range was owned by ford,so what is the problem?

November 4, 2008 9:34 am

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motorjedi

It looks like the hideous bastardchild of a Range Rover and a Mini clubman.

November 4, 2008 10:47 am

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politz

i think the flex is pretty much what other american fords should be: original, stylish and contemporary. ford should not kill its american persona in favor of ford of europe's sporty flair, as some of you guys have suggested before... it would be somehow like killing the american-flavored cars altogether, as chevrolet is basically becoming daewoo and chrysler is, well, you know. ford should try to stand up for the cool all american car, and maybe sell the pricier mondeos, kugas and s-maxes through mercury. maybe that would work. yeah, right.

November 4, 2008 10:53 am

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politz

by the way: calling it the fairlane would be much more appealing and a brad-and-angelina customization would seem more likely, also.

November 4, 2008 10:57 am

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