Used 1994 Ford Taurus Consumer Reviews
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IT'S STILL RUNNING
Suffolk, 08/11/2009
1994 Ford Taurus SHO 4dr Sedan
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I drove my husband's Taurus Sho last weekend and the odometer read 261,140 miles. It's still going after we have had trouble with a newer 1996 Jeep (dead now) and a 2004 Avalanche (having problems now).
Bad used car
ralph0722, 02/06/2010
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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I lost my job and i had to let my new car go, so i bought a Taurus GL with 86k though will last me since only has 86k for a 1994 model. Wrong. 30 days later transmission died. spent 1300 to fix it. Lets see now what will go wrong next.
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RJ, 03/31/2007
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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I purchased this car from my folks with just over 50k miles. Before I drove it home I had oil/filter service, tranny filter/oil changed and coolant flushed. In Medford OR as I started to move after a red light the tranny would not work. The tech told me a frequent problem beteen 50/60k. cost $2k. Then the A/C compressor quit, the cruise control works sometimes. Some minor oil and coolant leaks and back up light fussing. This car has been well maintained since being purchased new. I have never had this many problems with a car, half GM products and half Ford.
I love my sho
chasebarton, 04/01/2003
1994 Ford Taurus SHO 4dr Sedan
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Best vehicle I have ever owned. Good quality and performance. I love it!
keep'n it till it dies; RIP
mellowdude, 01/17/2006
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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The color caught my eye and since taking it for a test drive I was hooked! Nice car ... reliable and safe even if it's just going to work and back and errands. The only problem was the shifter cable that snapped from the shifter lever between the seats - not the easiest thing to replace as air ducts were in the way.