Overview
The Ford Taurus is a top contender among large cars, especially considering its affordability. It ranks first on the list of Best Large Cars Under $30k, demonstrating its excellent value for money. When it comes to towing capabilities, the Taurus holds its own, coming in second out of eight on the Best Large Cars for Towing list. It also performs well in terms of power, ranking third out of eight for Large Cars with the Most Horsepower. Overall, the Ford Taurus offers a strong combination of affordability, towing capacity, and horsepower, making it a competitive choice in its category.
2019 Ford Taurus Ratings
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Overall Score:
8.4 / 10
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Reliability:
7.8 / 10
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Retained Value:
7.4 / 10
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Safety:
10.0 / 10
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Ford Taurus Reliability Rating
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Reliability Score:
8.5 / 10
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Average Lifespan (years):
10.8
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Average Lifespan (miles):
156,274 miles
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Typical Miles Driven per Year:
12,215 miles
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Probability of Reaching 200k Miles:
20.8%
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Ford Taurus reliability
2019 Ford Taurus Rankings
Used Car Pricing
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Here's what the prices look like for a used Ford Taurus for different model years.
A 5-year-old used Ford Taurus averages $18,401.
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Avg Used Car Price |
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2019 Ford Taurus (5 years old)
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$18,401
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2018 Ford Taurus (6 years old)
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$16,875
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2017 Ford Taurus (7 years old)
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$14,548
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2016 Ford Taurus (8 years old)
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$13,865
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2015 Ford Taurus (9 years old)
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$12,337
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2014 Ford Taurus (10 years old)
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$11,040
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