2010 Ford Taurus SHO at 2009 Chicago Auto Show

Feb 11, 2009 5 Replies

Competes with: Acura TL, Dodge Charger, Pontiac G8 Looks like: Ford is mining the past for marketing potential Drivetrain: 365-hp, 3.5-liter twin-turbo V-6 with six-speed automatic transmission, all-wheel drive Hits dealerships: Summer



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ning the past for marketing potential Drivetrain: 365-hp, 3.5-liter twin-tu= rbo V-6 with six-speed automatic transmission, all-wheel drive Hits dealers= hips: Summer 2009 Last month in Detroit, Ford took the...

YAWN....... The final four years of the SHO Taurus ('96-'99) were a disaster. I pity the poor saps who had one of these that had an engine failure. All because Ford was too lazy and cheap to put a $.25 spot weld on each camshaft.

the past for marketing potential Drivetrain: 365-hp, 3.5-liter twin-turbo V-6 with six-speed automatic transmission, all-wheel drive Hits dealerships: Summer

2009 Last month in Detroit, Ford took the...

I thought Mitsubishi built the engines.

Yamaha - but Ford was still responsible.

Ed

mining the past for marketing potential Drivetrain: 365-hp, 3.5-liter twin-= turbo V-6 with six-speed automatic transmission, all-wheel drive Hits deale= rships: Summer 2009 Last month in Detroit, Ford took the...

The mini-V8 used those years was a modified Duratec V6 (basically the=20

2.5L with 2 extra cylinders.) Only the heads were from Yamaha. The=20 previous years were Yamaha V6's.

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Do you believe Toyota and the other auto manufactures were responsible for the bad gaskets the gasket manufactures made for them?

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