The Ford Five Hundred is a full size car that made its road debut in 2005. Due to its size and class the Five Hundred stands between the Taurus and the Crown Victoria in the Ford family of cars. The vehicle is powered by a 3.0L Duratec V6 engine, but the engine is not as fast as some of the other manufacturer cars on the market. The plus side of this vehicle is the ample passenger legroom. The vehicle comes in three versions, the SE, SEL, and Limited, all of which come with an All Wheel Drive option. Though no changes were made to the vehicle in 2006, Ford equipped the car with radio navigation. In 2007, the Ford Company stopped the production of the SE version of the Five Hundred but an additional chrome package was offered.

The 2008 model was introduced at the 2007 North American International Auto Show, where the vehicle got a major change in its look. The new vehicle is now being powered by an upgraded 3.0 Liter Duratec V6 engine, and has new sports tires manufactured by Pirelli. The car is built on the Ford D3 body with all-wheel drive. The vehicle gets 21 miles per gallon in the city and 29 miles per gallon on the highway and is equipped with an electronic stability control system.

Also offered in this vehicle is a voice activated system based on Bluetooth technology which lets the passengers and driver operate cell phones or I pods. The system also reads SMS messages on the phone out loud to passengers. The new Ford Five Hundred has plenty of room for passengers and luggage storage in the back. If one folds the front seat down extra storage is created inside the car.