The Ford Freestyle—related to the Ford Five Hundred, the Ford Taurus, the Mercury Montego, and the Mercury Sable—is a full-size crossover SUV that Ford Motor Company manufactured from 2005 until 2009. Originally, the name of the vehicle was supposed to be the Ford CrossTrainer, but that idea was dropped by the time the concept car was released. The vehicle has a 4-door station wagon body style and features a front-engine, front-wheel-drive as well as a front-engine, four-wheel-drive layout.  Sales of the Ford Freestyle were pretty successful, peaking at 76,79 units sold in just 2005 alone. For the 2008 model year, the Ford Taurus returned to the automotive market, at which point the Freestyle underwent some mid-cycle revisions. At this time, the Freestyle was also renamed the Ford Taurus X. It was marketed around the world, in places like the United States, Canada, the Virgin Islands, Guam, and Puerto Rico.

If you own a Ford Freestyle—or any other vehicle, that is—you should be responsibly for taking care of it so that it can serve you for many years and run into the fewest problems as possible. One thing you should be especially paying close attention to is the safety components inside of the vehicle. If there are problems with the safety features, you and your passengers can be in big trouble. The seat belts, in particular, are very important and a component that can get worn out or damaged over time. If you see any signs of damage or faults in your seat belt mechanisms, you should get Ford Freestyle seat belt repair immediately. For this service, you should turn to none other than Safety Restore.