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2002 Ford lineup

The database lists 14 Ford models for 2002, covering 29 versions. Combined fuel consumption ranges from 9.1 to 18.1 l/100km; the most efficient is the Ford Escort. Compared with 2001, 1 model was new to the list and 1 was no longer listed. Fuel mix: 14 petrol.

Models14
Versions29
Combined economy9.1–18.1 l/100kmaverage 13.8

Highlights

Most efficientFord Escort9.1 l/100km
Least efficientFord Expedition 2WD18.1 l/100km
Most recallsFord Escape 2WD10

All 2002 Ford models

ModelVersionsEngineCombinedCO2Recalls
Ford Crown Victoriaall years14,600 cc13.1 l/100km306.8 g/km5
Ford Escape 2WDall years23,000 cc12.4 l/100km290.6 g/km10
Ford Escape 4WDall years23,000 cc13.1 l/100km306.8 g/km10
Ford Escortall years12,000 cc9.1 l/100km212.4 g/km1
Ford Expedition 2WDall years25,400 cc18.1 l/100km424.8 g/km4
Ford Expedition 4WDall years25,400 cc18.1 l/100km424.8 g/km4
Ford Explorer 2WDall years34,600 cc15.7 l/100km368.1 g/km10
Ford Explorer 4WDall years34,600 cc16.8 l/100km394.4 g/km10
Ford Explorer Sport 2WDall years24,000 cc13.8 l/100km324.8 g/km10
Ford Explorer Sport 4WDall years24,000 cc15.7 l/100km368.1 g/km10
Ford Focusall years32,000 cc9.4 l/100km220.9 g/km8
Ford Mustangall years44,600 cc12.4 l/100km290.6 g/km6
Ford Taurusall years13,000 cc11.2 l/100km263 g/km4
Ford Thunderbirdall years13,900 cc13.8 l/100km324.8 g/km2

Changes from 2001

New to the list

  • Ford Thunderbird

No longer listed

  • Ford Ranger Pickup 2WD

Fuel mix

Petrol14

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