I’m considerably older than Topher and a LOT older than Substitute Topher, and I remember when the 1989 SHO came out and thought that was the coolest car ever. Glad Ford made this one also. Thanks for sharing a part of your family history with us.
@@mikehawk6175 He subs for Topher once in a while and does work on Topher’s Winding Road Channel. Also has his own channel DrivingTopher. And judging from his picture he looks like he’s in his twenties. Unless he’s old AF and just looks fantastic!
I own a 2014 Taurus SHO with exactly the same options as this car, including color and wheels (2016 offered the much better SYNC3 infotainment system) and I am very happy with this car. I bought it with 22k miles in 2017 and currently have 90k miles. It drives like it did when I bought it, and has been well maintained ever since. You will have to do Ford required services to keep it fresh, but these are nothing in comparison to a German sports sedan. Even though this car has "Ecoboost" on the trunk, it is not an MPG leader by any measure (a tune may help, and improve HP and torque). The 3.5TT engine was designed to meet or exceed V8 power and torque while getting slightly better fuel economy. It's more about smiles per gallon versus miles per gallon, and this car delivers the smiles. Get on the throttle and this car will get out of its own way very quickly, and probably beat a Challenger 5.7 Hemi in the process. And it will do really well in the snow, unlike said Challenger. I am currently having body repair on mine and have a 2022 Toyota Corolla as a rental, and I will tell you that driving the rental is like drinking a Coors Light versus a good craft IPA. And the road noise is so bad that you have to practically shout to talk to passengers. Neutered at birth. Please take a hard look at this car on Cars and Bids; it is a true cream puff with ultra low mileage. Interior trimmings are not a sea of hard black plastic like most cars these days; most everything you touch is soft and nice. This is pretty much (mechanically) the same as a Taurus Police Interceptor and our law enforcement beats the crap out of these things, and they come back swinging. Give this car a bid and enjoy the last performance sedan that Ford ever made.
What mpg do you see with the sho? I want one as a more fuel efficient transportation, my trucks only get 8 to 10 city and maybe 13 14 highway going 65 so it doesn't take much to beat those numbers but I want something getting closer to mid 20s or higher
Well friend, you are NOT going to get close to the mid 20's in a SHO. I might get 20mpg in my car during mostly freeway driving. Since I posted this comment, like right afterwards, I threw an engine code in this car and will likely be replacing a timing chain (and probably other things). Not a cheap repair by any measure. And not really rare for a car with variable valve timing and nearing 100k miles. It still drives perfectly. But she is still my baby and I plan on keeping her. And hopefully get at least another 90k.@@nativeoutdoors1780
@@Zambineaux305 Just make sure you get one with the 3.5L Ecoboost. Much the same mechanically but with upgraded components to withstand the daily abuse that PI's get.
I always thought these were good looking cars. It's amazing how new-like that car is. Definitely a cool ride. It's a shame Ford quit making cars like this.
My wife's step dad always wanted this car but couldn't afford it. He died a few years ago of brain cancer at 55. I really wish he got to drive one of these before he passed. Miss you Corry
I’ll never forget when my buddy would sometimes take us to the gym in his dads when we were in highschool, this car really did give you that head rush from a launch and was very luxurious with message seats and the rear window visors and good sound system. Very cool car
I love the placement of the trunk release... I cannot count the number of times where I've wanted to open the trunk as a passenger while the driver is going down the highway...........
These are severely underrated. Everyone wants a mustang charger or challenger or a corvette, or even an M5. But these have always been sweeped under the radar. You dont really see a whole lot of them on the road. This car and the chevy SS are both underrated and rare to see
I have had my fully loaded 2013 Taurus SHO Performance Package for a year now and it feels like I've had it for so much longer. The car feels like home, bought it for 10k, and while it has given me a couple issues that were easily addressed, it is my favorite car I have ever owned. It is sitting at 151,000 miles and I have changed every fluid except the rear differential fluid. The interior has the suede inserts, and looks to be in identical if not newer condition than the SHO in this video. I love the feeling of effortless power on demand with these sedans and the tuning aftermarket is massive, but for anyone looking to purchase one high mileage or not, make sure that you are at least a little handy with working on vehicles yourself. I have worked as an interior detailer and a mechanic in my life so keeping up the SHO has been relatively easy. Other than fluids, I have changed its tires, rear wheel bearings, brake pads and rotors, puddle lights, and tightening and cleaning of other trim pieces. Looking to get a gearhead tune down the line to really spice it up. Lastly, if you're looking for high mileage SHOs, make 100% sure that they are performance package equipped. The secondary oil cooler, transmission cooler, and PTU cooler actually work unlike what some forum-goers say. When I changed my ptu fluid it wasn't in nearly as bad condition as I was expecting.
I love mine. A tune is definitely needed to wake it up and reliability isn't the best, but for being the first car I'd actually purchased as an adult I'm satisfied with most of what it has to offer (Except for the sound system, the Sony sound system was terrible imho). Almost 40k miles put on since I've gotten mine.
Yay, uterus steering wheel is now popular! The Taurus and Fusion were both really good as common cars, with the exception of not so great gas mileage of the ecoboost engines.
I have 2011 Taurus 206k miles original motor and trans never needed servicing just regular oil changed brakes etc. That 3.5 is lovely this car still outshines many cars at the dealership.
Ford is suffering by just having one car, the Mustang. I've bought six brand new Ford sedans in the past, and they have permanently lost my future business. I am just not an SUV fan.
Always wanted this car. Only recall I believe are the early 2010-13 for the electronic power steering but other than that, good car but make sure you do your maintenance. Ecoboost engines need to be babied
hey, to stop the honking when you have the key fob on you, all you gotta do is hold your key fob close to your front window, then close your door and it won't honk, I own a 2018 ford explorer and it works well for that, it'll work on all fords
I really want one of these but more specifically i want the Taurus Police interceptor with the same drivetrain if i wouldn't of gotten a Crown Vic Police Interceptor i would of gotten one of these.
So I had bought my 2018 Ford SHO with close to 76,000 miles from carmax for close to 31,000$ Includes the Carmax care. (Up to 160,000 miles or 4 years which ever comes first) Haven’t hit a month with the car and it’s already at Carmax getting its transfer case replaced. Every time I would pull out of my drive way I would spot a leak. I thought it was maybe the A/C and so did my dad. Turns out it was the transfer case leaking it’s fluids. Boy does the car accelerate fast. But maybe I got the car a little defective or I need to stop accelerating hard lol. Either way thanks for the Carmax care if not I’d be wasting money on repairs. Keep y’all updated. Using a retail 2020 Honda Accord while waiting for my baby to get repaired. Let’s just say. Saving quite a bit on gas money right now🥴
I’m thinking of buying a 2019 SHO, watching this review of a 2016 makes me think the 2019 will be even better! I had a 2011 Taurus limited for a long time. Looking to get back into it. Great reliable car if you take care of it.
Friend of mine has one of these and when I had my 2012 Infiniti M56X, he couldn't keep up. You'll see these on the road often, but you will never see another Infiniti M56 or even a Q70 with the 5.6 V8.
if done right, i think ford could bring back the taurus as a 4dr coupe-suv version of the explorer, to compete with toyota crown, vw atlas cross, something like that. put the powerboost hybrid system in for emission compliance but tune it well to relaunch the sho (or go out with a bang and partner with yamaha for a new motor like in the 90's lol) is it ideal? no, but is it the strategy nowadays to sell more cars? unfortunately - so might as well invest in rebuilding a model's brand to make a car suited for modern consumer demand.
Dude, you're like literally in my area lol, just came across this video. I also have the 3.5 Ecoboost but you forgot to mention my "car" in the other cars this motor is in, which is the Flex. Also I've done quiet a bit of work to it since you had mentioned the tune part, which mine is. If you ever wanna make a POV video of it, lemme know! I know it's basically the same as yours there, just the way it pulls a 5000 pound bus gets intoxicating and of course the kids love it lol
11:08 Can't you do Climate (i.e. fan and temperature) settings too? I remember seeing that in a CNET video about the Taurus years ago. Maybe they eventually ditched that feature.
9:21 well it makes sense why you need that many cup holders what if your doing door dash delivering peoples drinks and they order a lot thats really helpfull
Man i love my 2015, of course plugging in a laptop and some springs makes it more silly. But even out of the box its so fun to drive. Man that red is crisp sir GLWTA! God im halfway through this.....i reallly i need to detail my damn car. Thank thing looks great man.
I have asked the question time and time again out there and can never get a straight direct answer on the difference between the 3.5 ecoboost v6 and the duratec 3.5 v6. I had the Edge, 2017 and due to FoMoCo not ever wanting to help me in any way or even properly service my car from day one after driving off the lot brand new.. I had to reluctantly get rid of it last year due to an intermittent and unexplained coolant loss. Plus the transmission was developing a disturbing "clunk" when putting it in gear from park. It had two open recalls that I had no desire addressing with them. Loved it but wasn't going to put up with the one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever had to deal with. I had plans and was determined to keep it to the end. The Taurus there is very nice, LOVE that color.. and really like some of their cars at Ford but absolutely despise the company. A beautiful car and it's the only sedan I would drive IF I had a Ford.. otherwise I'd rather have an Toyota Avalon when it comes to any four door sedan currently out there.
While the space utilization was severely lacking, as was the visibility, I love this generation of Taurus. My grandparents had one in a more pedestrian trim and even then it was a supreme highway cruiser. Ford should have badged it the Galaxie because it rode like a cloud over 50 mph.
I’m confused. You said the 3.5l was “pioneered in the sho” but wasn’t it really built for the f150 and then thrown in other stuff wherever it fit? Just guessing but I wouldn’t be surprised if 90% of 3.5l economists are in f150s
Always wanted one of these when I was younger because you could get a lightly used one for less than 30k and it was pretty quick compared to most cars back then. But looking back at it it would of been too boring, heavy, and refined for my taste. But still, great car if you want to haul a family around in comfort.
Avoid the model years that had these style of "buttons" in the center column. They are touch sensitive and were not reliable at all...Ford got rid of them quickly and went back to normal switchgear. Also, for the money the Fusion Sport was a much better value. Not as quick, but just as roomy with the same features. A LOT cheaper as well. For $46 brand new this was badly overpriced. For the outside size of this vehicle, interior space was beyond small.
This Taurus SHO is live now on Cars&Bids: carsandbids.com/auctions/98MMONYe/2016-ford-taurus-sho
3.5L Twin Turbo Ecoboost V6
365 Horsepower
350 lb-ft
6-Speed Automatic
Curb Weight: 4,327 lbs
MPG: 16 city / 24 highway
Tire Size: 245/45/20
love the content man
doug demuro
it's a very beautyful ford tauros car 🚘🚗👍👍🌜😇
Mad respect to how well this SHO has been taken care of
It’s likely been detailed because they’re prepping it for sale
lol look @ the cars and bids posting of it, it has a lot of cosmetic damage.
@@jwinklzcosmetic damage sucks but mechanical damage is way worse
also I'm surprised of how the massaging seat feature went on this car
The 3.5 is solid if you change the oil every 5k
I’m considerably older than Topher and a LOT older than Substitute Topher, and I remember when the 1989 SHO came out and thought that was the coolest car ever. Glad Ford made this one also. Thanks for sharing a part of your family history with us.
Who is substitute topher and how old is he? 🤔
@@mikehawk6175 He subs for Topher once in a while and does work on Topher’s Winding Road Channel. Also has his own channel DrivingTopher. And judging from his picture he looks like he’s in his twenties. Unless he’s old AF and just looks fantastic!
@@adk7962The 89 SHO was beautiful. I love that RoboCop uses them as police cars.
I own a 2014 Taurus SHO with exactly the same options as this car, including color and wheels (2016 offered the much better SYNC3 infotainment system) and I am very happy with this car. I bought it with 22k miles in 2017 and currently have 90k miles. It drives like it did when I bought it, and has been well maintained ever since. You will have to do Ford required services to keep it fresh, but these are nothing in comparison to a German sports sedan. Even though this car has "Ecoboost" on the trunk, it is not an MPG leader by any measure (a tune may help, and improve HP and torque). The 3.5TT engine was designed to meet or exceed V8 power and torque while getting slightly better fuel economy. It's more about smiles per gallon versus miles per gallon, and this car delivers the smiles. Get on the throttle and this car will get out of its own way very quickly, and probably beat a Challenger 5.7 Hemi in the process. And it will do really well in the snow, unlike said Challenger. I am currently having body repair on mine and have a 2022 Toyota Corolla as a rental, and I will tell you that driving the rental is like drinking a Coors Light versus a good craft IPA. And the road noise is so bad that you have to practically shout to talk to passengers. Neutered at birth. Please take a hard look at this car on Cars and Bids; it is a true cream puff with ultra low mileage. Interior trimmings are not a sea of hard black plastic like most cars these days; most everything you touch is soft and nice. This is pretty much (mechanically) the same as a Taurus Police Interceptor and our law enforcement beats the crap out of these things, and they come back swinging. Give this car a bid and enjoy the last performance sedan that Ford ever made.
What mpg do you see with the sho? I want one as a more fuel efficient transportation, my trucks only get 8 to 10 city and maybe 13 14 highway going 65 so it doesn't take much to beat those numbers but I want something getting closer to mid 20s or higher
Well friend, you are NOT going to get close to the mid 20's in a SHO. I might get 20mpg in my car during mostly freeway driving. Since I posted this comment, like right afterwards, I threw an engine code in this car and will likely be replacing a timing chain (and probably other things). Not a cheap repair by any measure. And not really rare for a car with variable valve timing and nearing 100k miles. It still drives perfectly. But she is still my baby and I plan on keeping her. And hopefully get at least another 90k.@@nativeoutdoors1780
I discovered a dealer online that sells former police Taurus’. I can’t wait to get one. I don’t think they have SHO but at least they have nice PIs
@@Zambineaux305 Just make sure you get one with the 3.5L Ecoboost. Much the same mechanically but with upgraded components to withstand the daily abuse that PI's get.
I always thought these were good looking cars. It's amazing how new-like that car is. Definitely a cool ride. It's a shame Ford quit making cars like this.
@Brian_Eugene_Leewith forscan I think you can change it
My wife's step dad always wanted this car but couldn't afford it. He died a few years ago of brain cancer at 55. I really wish he got to drive one of these before he passed. Miss you Corry
Sorry for your loss, he must have been a good person if he made an impact on your life.
just got one yesterday! best sleeper family car ever!
I used to have one of these. Mine was tuned from 9psi boost stock to 15psi so it was probably making 375-ish at the wheels. Not a bad grocery getter.
My grandfather had a Lincoln MKS with the 3.5. I remember when the first time I rode in it and he floored it. It moves! Such a fun car
Now imagine a twin turbo in it, that’s the sho.
@@timothylockett7201MKS is the sho just as a Lincoln
Wouldn't get rhe twin turbo ..I'll get the naturally aspirated
@@timothylockett7201mks ecoboost is a luxury Taurus Sho lol same exact engine and drive train 3.5 ecoboost.
I’ll never forget when my buddy would sometimes take us to the gym in his dads when we were in highschool, this car really did give you that head rush from a launch and was very luxurious with message seats and the rear window visors and good sound system. Very cool car
I love the placement of the trunk release... I cannot count the number of times where I've wanted to open the trunk as a passenger while the driver is going down the highway...........
These are severely underrated. Everyone wants a mustang charger or challenger or a corvette, or even an M5. But these have always been sweeped under the radar. You dont really see a whole lot of them on the road. This car and the chevy SS are both underrated and rare to see
It's crazy that the current Ford Edge still uses that gauge cluster.
I have had my fully loaded 2013 Taurus SHO Performance Package for a year now and it feels like I've had it for so much longer. The car feels like home, bought it for 10k, and while it has given me a couple issues that were easily addressed, it is my favorite car I have ever owned. It is sitting at 151,000 miles and I have changed every fluid except the rear differential fluid. The interior has the suede inserts, and looks to be in identical if not newer condition than the SHO in this video. I love the feeling of effortless power on demand with these sedans and the tuning aftermarket is massive, but for anyone looking to purchase one high mileage or not, make sure that you are at least a little handy with working on vehicles yourself. I have worked as an interior detailer and a mechanic in my life so keeping up the SHO has been relatively easy. Other than fluids, I have changed its tires, rear wheel bearings, brake pads and rotors, puddle lights, and tightening and cleaning of other trim pieces. Looking to get a gearhead tune down the line to really spice it up. Lastly, if you're looking for high mileage SHOs, make 100% sure that they are performance package equipped. The secondary oil cooler, transmission cooler, and PTU cooler actually work unlike what some forum-goers say. When I changed my ptu fluid it wasn't in nearly as bad condition as I was expecting.
I like my '15 Taurus SE. I wish I had the limited though and aftermarket radio support.
I love mine. A tune is definitely needed to wake it up and reliability isn't the best, but for being the first car I'd actually purchased as an adult I'm satisfied with most of what it has to offer (Except for the sound system, the Sony sound system was terrible imho). Almost 40k miles put on since I've gotten mine.
Yay, uterus steering wheel is now popular! The Taurus and Fusion were both really good as common cars, with the exception of not so great gas mileage of the ecoboost engines.
I have 2011 Taurus 206k miles original motor and trans never needed servicing just regular oil changed brakes etc. That 3.5 is lovely this car still outshines many cars at the dealership.
Did the water pump ever give you any problems??
Ford is suffering by just having one car, the Mustang. I've bought six brand new Ford sedans in the past, and they have permanently lost my future business. I am just not an SUV fan.
Neither am I, brother. Ever since many sedans were discontinued.
Beautiful SHO. It’s sad they Ford no longer makes these; I loved this body style.
Someone was tracking one of these at VIR with a set of grippy tires etc. It was far faster than it has any right to be.
The first car I ever bought was a used 2010 SHO in 2013. At 19 years old. My mind was absolutely blown at how great this car was.
Crazy how I was thinking about getting one and now I start seeing videos
Was thinking about this car yesterday and boom heres a new vid on it! Gotta love it
Delightful drive!!!! Love me some classics!!! Just because it's only doesn't mean it's not good. 😊
Always wanted this car. Only recall I believe are the early 2010-13 for the electronic power steering but other than that, good car but make sure you do your maintenance. Ecoboost engines need to be babied
TheTopher makes the best videos ever :)
hey, to stop the honking when you have the key fob on you, all you gotta do is hold your key fob close to your front window, then close your door and it won't honk, I own a 2018 ford explorer and it works well for that, it'll work on all fords
What alot of people might be surprised to know is ford made the sho almost as quick as a same year mustang gt! Lol!
I really want one of these but more specifically i want the Taurus Police interceptor with the same drivetrain if i wouldn't of gotten a Crown Vic Police Interceptor i would of gotten one of these.
I always thought these were so
Cool!
Bubba would be proud of this review ❤
I love my 2014 SHO. In Sport it becomes an even more responsive vehicle. Better steering and throttle response. It’s a fun car to drive.
He is in sport
Explorer sport, yes. Edge, no. The edge has the 2.7 twin turbo from the fusion sport
What a nice all around daily with lots of power haha
So I had bought my 2018 Ford SHO with close to 76,000 miles from carmax for close to 31,000$ Includes the Carmax care. (Up to 160,000 miles or 4 years which ever comes first) Haven’t hit a month with the car and it’s already at Carmax getting its transfer case replaced. Every time I would pull out of my drive way I would spot a leak. I thought it was maybe the A/C and so did my dad. Turns out it was the transfer case leaking it’s fluids. Boy does the car accelerate fast. But maybe I got the car a little defective or I need to stop accelerating hard lol. Either way thanks for the Carmax care if not I’d be wasting money on repairs. Keep y’all updated. Using a retail 2020 Honda Accord while waiting for my baby to get repaired. Let’s just say. Saving quite a bit on gas money right now🥴
I’m thinking of buying a 2019 SHO, watching this review of a 2016 makes me think the 2019 will be even better! I had a 2011 Taurus limited for a long time. Looking to get back into it. Great reliable car if you take care of it.
Where would be the best places to look for one??
dang this thing is loaded
My Brother has the 2011 Limited with over 200k miles and we absolutely love it
18:30 A wild coyote searching for victim 🙂
It's basically the sedan version of Ford GT.
Friend of mine has one of these and when I had my 2012 Infiniti M56X, he couldn't keep up. You'll see these on the road often, but you will never see another Infiniti M56 or even a Q70 with the 5.6 V8.
It should be able to keep up...
I have an M35..The M56 for the next generation is definitely a sleeper. Most people don't even know it exists.
Same with the FX50
if done right, i think ford could bring back the taurus as a 4dr coupe-suv version of the explorer, to compete with toyota crown, vw atlas cross, something like that. put the powerboost hybrid system in for emission compliance but tune it well to relaunch the sho (or go out with a bang and partner with yamaha for a new motor like in the 90's lol) is it ideal? no, but is it the strategy nowadays to sell more cars? unfortunately - so might as well invest in rebuilding a model's brand to make a car suited for modern consumer demand.
I have the exact same car but a 2015 with 43k miles. Still runs great. I’m putting a Gearhead tune on mine.
seeing you do these videos on the same roads i drive on is cool
That color combination is fantastic
Don't forget the jelly bean early 2000's sho with the yamaha v8 😤😭👌👌
Find a flex Limited or Platinum those also come with the ecoboost. Definitely a trip for a twin turbo toaster 😂
This thing should go on cars&bids
Ow… it is, i kid you not I didn’t know it was on cars&bids😂
You can pop the trunk from the outside. Hidden button above license plate.
My pops had one… loved it.
Grew up driving my moms, love everything but the paddle shifter and it shifts for you anyway
If you didn’t find the sunshade it’s in front of the prndl you press the trim it hides itself and there’s a button
I own a flex limited awd with the same engine and it's a true suv sleeper!
I used to own one, same year and color. I sold it because it had atrocious understeer in the snow…
How can rear heated seats be cool? I am confused ;)
I had a MKS Ecoboost. MAN THAT THING RIPPED
Dude, you're like literally in my area lol, just came across this video. I also have the 3.5 Ecoboost but you forgot to mention my "car" in the other cars this motor is in, which is the Flex. Also I've done quiet a bit of work to it since you had mentioned the tune part, which mine is. If you ever wanna make a POV video of it, lemme know! I know it's basically the same as yours there, just the way it pulls a 5000 pound bus gets intoxicating and of course the kids love it lol
11:08 Can't you do Climate (i.e. fan and temperature) settings too? I remember seeing that in a CNET video about the Taurus years ago. Maybe they eventually ditched that feature.
9:21 well it makes sense why you need that many cup holders what if your doing door dash delivering peoples drinks and they order a lot thats really helpfull
I love these cars so much i wish i could be the lucky owner of this car. Its 1 of my dream cars
The same year Toyota Corolla has more back seat leg room. The Taurus has terrible use of space for how huge it is
Man i love my 2015, of course plugging in a laptop and some springs makes it more silly. But even out of the box its so fun to drive. Man that red is crisp sir GLWTA!
God im halfway through this.....i reallly i need to detail my damn car. Thank thing looks great man.
I have asked the question time and time again out there and can never get a straight direct answer on the difference between the 3.5 ecoboost v6 and the duratec 3.5 v6.
I had the Edge, 2017 and due to FoMoCo not ever wanting to help me in any way or even properly service my car from day one after driving off the lot brand new.. I had to reluctantly get rid of it last year due to an intermittent and unexplained coolant loss. Plus the transmission was developing a disturbing "clunk" when putting it in gear from park. It had two open recalls that I had no desire addressing with them. Loved it but wasn't going to put up with the one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever had to deal with. I had plans and was determined to keep it to the end.
The Taurus there is very nice, LOVE that color.. and really like some of their cars at Ford but absolutely despise the company. A beautiful car and it's the only sedan I would drive IF I had a Ford.. otherwise I'd rather have an Toyota Avalon when it comes to any four door sedan currently out there.
What is the price for this actual car?
Definitely looking at these now
While the space utilization was severely lacking, as was the visibility, I love this generation of Taurus. My grandparents had one in a more pedestrian trim and even then it was a supreme highway cruiser. Ford should have badged it the Galaxie because it rode like a cloud over 50 mph.
I have the Lincoln MKS Ecoboost the Lincoln version of this car with a Gearhead tune this car moves
Would be a hard car to sell, beautiful car! Very intelligent young man enjoyed the video💯
Even though it’s a full size sedan I’m surprised the curb weight is 4,300+ Ibs. That’s how much a truck or SUV weighs.
the fact that your grandpa passed it on to your dad and he didnt pass it on to you is a selfish move
Awesome video.
Pretty cool car actually and a very nice example of one!
Do you think ford Taurus’s have parking aids or sensors to know your about to hit something
Very nice and powerfull. Maybe I will buy sometime one to drive here in Germany
They were definitely cool cars
it's a very beautyful ford tauros car 🚘🚗👍👍🌜😇
When I see a big trunk I be like you can fit a lot of bodies in here 😂
I’m confused. You said the 3.5l was “pioneered in the sho” but wasn’t it really built for the f150 and then thrown in other stuff wherever it fit? Just guessing but I wouldn’t be surprised if 90% of 3.5l economists are in f150s
Always wanted one of these when I was younger because you could get a lightly used one for less than 30k and it was pretty quick compared to most cars back then. But looking back at it it would of been too boring, heavy, and refined for my taste. But still, great car if you want to haul a family around in comfort.
My dream car for 10 yrs straight😂
is this or a Stinger GT better? i already love the SHO powertrain but I would also love a hatchback
Stinger is better, the SHO has a great engine but everything else is lackluster. fwd biased awd and old dated 6 speed
Stinger
But the Acura TLX is EVEN better
@@FIREB4II lmao fwd based car better
@@zalcan3620 you would take a stinger gt over a TLX type-S?!!!?
Why are the clusters underneath the screen constantly flashing?
Until yur water pump fails and you have to spend 4000 to fix it.. lame
Dexter Morgan approved)
I'm literally just like drive the damn car already lmao
Beware...internal water pump will destroy your wallet if it doesnt destroy your engine😢😢😢
It's not a duratec
i had a 2016, and if you plug in your phone it connects with apple car play. it had the sync 3 shit
Prefer the 3rd gen Taurus personally
Thats why I like my 2016 q50 its awd and twin turbo
Did you get rid of it yet?
So wy do you want to buy it ?
Where are you located? Would love you to drive my 2010 HHR SS auto, it’s none stock as of right now
Does it take unleaded gas And e85???
The successor to this would be the Fusion Sport
Beautiful Car 🚗
Dude you must live or work extremely close to me, i recognize all these roads, i have a 2016 Mustang GT myself, would love to meet you some time!
I wanna buy it
Avoid the model years that had these style of "buttons" in the center column. They are touch sensitive and were not reliable at all...Ford got rid of them quickly and went back to normal switchgear.
Also, for the money the Fusion Sport was a much better value. Not as quick, but just as roomy with the same features. A LOT cheaper as well. For $46 brand new this was badly overpriced.
For the outside size of this vehicle, interior space was beyond small.
That’s his driving music
29k for that year is Awesome! What is the price?
Red is a bad color as in cop magnet.