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Ford Flex car owners in Maryland and Delaware might have a collectors item in their garage. The Friends of the National Automotive History Collection (NAHC) have predicted that, among America’s new cars and trucks launched in 2009, the Ford Flex will become the most desired by future car collectors.

Members of the organization, which supports the world-famous automotive collection at the Detroit Public Library, vote annually to predict the “Collectible Vehicle of the Future” from the year’s new American-built cars and trucks. The Ford Flex was selected from eight all-new vehicles launched in 2009.

This news will surely be welcomed by the many Ford Flex owners that purchased their cars at Preston Ford.

The award was presented to Ford executives by the Friends of the NAHC at their annual holiday reception on Thursday, Dec. 10 at NAHC quarters in the Skillman Branch Library in downtown Detroit.

The NAHC is the world’s largest public archive of automotive lore and a treasure for automotive historians, journalists and collectors. Its collection of books, manuals, photos, company histories and historic documents is open to the public.

Among recent previous winners were the 2005 Ford Mustang and 2002 Ford Thunderbird.

If you are looking to purchase a 2009 Ford Flex, Preston Ford has a great selection of used Ford Cars in Maryland.  Delware residents know that Preston is just 15 minutes from the Delaware border.