* Trim Levels: Cars often come in different trim levels (like "Base," "SE," "LX," etc.). Even within the same model year, the most basic trim might not include features that are standard on higher trims.
* Market Variations: Options and features sometimes vary depending on the region the car was sold in.
Here's how you can find out for sure:
1. Check the Owner's Manual: If you have the original owner's manual for the car, it should list standard features for the specific trim level.
2. Look Up the VIN: The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can be used to look up detailed information about the car, including options. You can find VIN decoders online or through a car dealership.
3. Contact Ford Directly: Reach out to Ford customer service or a local Ford dealership. They can provide information about the specific car based on its VIN.
Remember, even if the most basic trim didn't have power steering as standard, it's possible that the car you are looking at has it as an optional extra.
