Ford Taurus Usados en Venta

First off, the exterior looks great. I use it mainly for work which requires me to haul around a ton of stuff, which there is ample room for in the huge trunk. I like the power of the V6, it gets me going quickly. Recently I have had the fuel pump go out, which cost me $800 to fix since I was just out of warranty. And then my battery terminal connection corroded into pieces and cost me an additional $150 to fix. Up until 2 months ago everything was perfectly fine, but the problems from the last 2 months have caused me to sour on this car. It is less than 3 years old and shouldn't have started to fall apart like this yet. Now I dread starting the car in the morning because it has failed me two times in the last couple months.

We bought a 1993 Ford Taurus Wagon back in 2002 for $3,000 cash. We needed to spend a few hundred on it in order to repair it, but after that, it was trouble free for two more years. I loved the room we had in it as well as the reliability and comfort. I disliked that we had to spend money on it early on, and we eventually had to replace the transmission on it. It handled really well and had plenty of power. Overall just a great car that lasted us for five years as well as two of those years in Australia.

I drive a 1993 Ford Taurus SHO. For a larger six cylinder car it had rather good acceleration. The cabin was able to easily sit six people in the back seat comfortably. The gas wasn't as bad as expected for a big car. I felt though as if the paint has began to fade on hood early on in the cars life. I would certainly own another one,