Ford V Platform

The Ford V platform is a dedicated minivan platform exploited by Ford and Mercury. It was the second minivan-specific platform utilized by Ford in North America (the first being the VN1 used by the Ford Aerostar). It was introduced for the 1999 model year when Ford introduced the second-generation Windstar minivan. After the 2007 model year, the V platform was discontinued in favor of large CUVs based on the D4 platform. The V platform is also the largest minivan platform ever used by Ford.

The V platform was used for the following vehicles:

  • 1999–2003 Ford Windstar
  • 2004–2007 Ford Freestar
  • 2004–2007 Mercury Monterey
Ford platforms
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Subcompact cars
Current
  • B3
Historic
  • Mazda DA
Compact cars
Current
  • C1
  • C170
Historic
  • CE14
  • B
  • Mazda B
Mid-size cars
Current
  • CD3
  • DEW
  • EUCD
Historic
  • Fox
  • D186
  • CDW27
  • Mazda G
Full-size cars
Current
  • E8
  • D3
Historic
  • Full-size Ford
  • Lincoln Continental
  • Panther
Other cars
Current
  • D2C (pony car)
  • VH (Aston Martin sports car)
Historic
  • FN10/MN12 (personal luxury car)
  • SN-95 (pony car)
Trucks/SUVs/
crossovers/Vans
Current
  • P2/P3(full-size pickup)
  • T1 (full-size SUV)
  • D4 (full-size CUV)
  • VN (full-size van)
Historic
  • CD2 (compact CUV)
  • U2 (mid-size SUV)
  • V (front-wheel drive minivan)
  • VN1 (rear/AWD mid-size van)
  • Mazda S (minivan)
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