Used 2002 Ford Taurus Sedan Consumer Reviews
Great Basic Car
Bought this car in 9/05 with 35K on it for $9,100. Has everything you need really. V6, auto, electric, cruise, CD, ABS. Ride great, power good enough, smooth shifting, not bad looking. I've put 30k miles on it in a little over a year and had NO problems other than turning the rotors, which need to be done again. I drive a lot of highway miles and get slightly over 25MPG. Following Ford's manual you need 5/20 Synthetic oil which is a little costly. I love this car. Nothing fancy but a nice ride and decent gas mileage for a V6 and reliable so far (I did buy an extended warranty just in case). Would definitely buy a USED one again. There are so many of them on the street they are a great buy used.
2002 Taurus SES
Bought with 46000 miles on in like new condition for less than $9k. Runs very smooth, has quiet and comfortable interior. Compare to "cramped" 2001 Honda Accord LX 2.3L I owned before, this Taurus is a winner.
- SE SedanMSRP: $5,999404 mi away
- SE SedanMSRP: $5,995700 mi away
- SEL Deluxe SedanMSRP: $7,980769 mi away
fun daily driver
i'm 18 as of writing this review and i got this car when i was 17 for 1,500 dollars and it had 98,000 miles on her. this car has been one the best cars i have ever driven and it's realibilty is equally great..... as long as you listen to it. it will never let you down if you treat it like a friend. the only complaint i have is ford's design on the front springs caused them break and destroty the passenger side tire but otherwise it is a very safe reliable pieace of machinery. it is a very smooth riding car that turns on a dime but does not break so quickly.
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2002 Ford Taurus LX (3.0L V6)
First new car for the family. Have now 106,800 miles on it. Besides regular maintenance the only item that has failed was the starter at 106K. Other than that is been just regular oil changes, an a tune up at 106K. Easy to drive, comfortable. We have taken it on many long trips and has always performed very well. We get about 26 miles per gallon on the highway, about 23 in city driving.
WHAT A DEAL
I bought my Taurus used, 1.5 years old, with warranty, for less than half the price of a new one. The biggest surprise was decent handling, even better than my '00 Acura TL (before I changed springs). Lots of room inside, good fuel economy with smaller engine. Something of rarity these days, no ABS, I love it, especially on snow. For some reason there are no aftermarket parts, like lower springs, better shocks, but stock is not so bad. No ridiculous gap between fenders and wheels. My recommendation - get a used one from rental fleet, you'll save tons of money. With 65,000 miles on it, all I've changed was brake pads (twice), tires (3 sets), and ball joints. The car is driven hard and fast, almost problem free.