The new 2010 Ford Taurus is not the Ford Taurus of yesterday. The new redesigned full of comfort and style in both the inside and out. Ford Taurus Sho is definitely for the sportier fans. Its one of the full size sedan available with all-wheel drive. The Ford Taurus invites you in and compliments with a variety of technology. It features the voice activated Navigation System with current local gas prices with also turn by turn navigation. It has an invisible keypad that makes locking yourself out of the car a thing of the past. The BLIS is the Blind Spot Information System. It alerts you to when there is cross traffic of any sort so changing lanes is alot safer. The engine has the 3.5L EcoBoost combining two different technologies, turbo charging and direct injection. It turns 365 horsepower and 350 lbs if torque power. It does all that with gas mileage at about 17/25 highway fuel economy. The Six Speed Select Shift Automatic Transmission comes standard in the Sho, SEL and the Limited edition. Giving the performance feel of a manual transmission without the clutch by using the wheel mounted paddle shifters mounted on the steering wheel. Enabling the shift changing to be swift. Now that’s excitement.
So, if the Ford Taurus Sho has all this, is it still gonna stack up to their competition? With its high sides and and the mass bulk of it, driving it can be a little tiring. Judging where it is and the bulk makes the turning a little less than nimble. It still is impressively fast with its EcoBoost engine with a cabin full of tech that’s ahead of its competitors, even after its been in Ford cars already for almost a year.
Is the New Jersey Chevy Dealers in and Mississippi Honda Dealers stacking up? Will either of them put up enough competition to combat with the Ford Taurus Sho? Or is the persona of the Ford Taurus already too much to shake for customers to see just what this vehicle has now to the yesteryears?
