2003 Ford Taurus Consumer Discussions Page 7

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable Sedans Pre-2008

I love my merc

Written by: danielj6 on Dec 14, 2002 06:31 AM

This is a great time to buy a Sable or Taurus, Ford is offering generous cash incentives on left over 02's and 03's. Personally, I'd get a 2003. Good luck! Read More...

Fully Loaded New 2003 Taurus SEL Premium $21K

Written by: s852 on Nov 24, 2002 08:49 PM

I just saw the new 2003 Taurus commercial on TV. It looked pretty good with the leather and real wood trim on the steering wheel. I priced it out on the Ford website at about $27,000 fully loaded (except rear spoiler). Then I went to CarsDirect.com and after the $2000 rebate, and regional discounts that gave credit toward free moonroof and free leather, it priced ... Read More...

Focus ZX5 vs. Pontiac Vibe vs. Taurus/Sable

I was right there with you

Written by: alantpool on Oct 25, 2002 00:13 PM

When I was looking for a new vehicle, every couple of days I would be talking about a different vehicle, and not many of them had anything in common...but that is what is so attractive about the townhall. I purchased a Focus ZX3 and it is great for my and my wifes needs and the ZX5 would be great when we add to our family. There is great room upfront, even for big guys like ... Read More...

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable Sedans Pre-2008

Taurus MSRP on Honda Web site

Written by: badgerfan on Sep 26, 2002 10:15 AM

Why is Honda misrepresenting the MSRP on Taurus? When you use Honda's Web site feature to compare a 2003 Ford Taurus SES Deluxe with 2003 Honda LX V-6 Sedan, they list MSRP for the Taurus of $22,120 and $650 shipping charges which is ok so far, but they end up with the total MSRP of $23,520 rather than $22120+650=$22770. Where did this extra $750 come from? My guess, ... Read More...

Just read this from Car Connection

Written by: upsetter1 on Jun 20, 2002 06:54 PM

Even Ford Division’s new president, Stephen G. Lyons, recognizes the Taurus’ sales problems. He doesn’t agree with Ford dealers’ dismissive remark that the Taurus is “dead in the water” and is understandably not willing to give it an obituary date, but he does concede that “it’s hard to sell 400,000 a year of anything. So now we’re dividing it (Taurus segment) ... Read More...

Prior Rental

Written by: s852 on Oct 11, 2000 01:32 AM

I see the weekend papers loaded with Ford dealership ads 1999 Taurus SEs and Sables GSs for about $11500 to $11999. They usually have about 30K miles and the most typical options plus power drivers seat, aluminum wheels and ABS. I prefer the 2000 models and I assume rental returns on 2000s should be coming out anytime now. I assume the 2000 body styles will probably ... Read More...