2017 Ford Taurus SHO - 20,822 mi
-
Listed 11 days ago
|
$30,999
$33,999
Fair Deal
Message:
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Year | Average Price | Deals | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 Ford Taurus for Sale | $23,790 | Save $7,436 on 13 deals | 218 listings |
| 2018 Ford Taurus for Sale | $24,541 | Save $4,296 on 47 deals | 510 listings |
| 2017 Ford Taurus for Sale | $19,892 | Save $3,940 on 32 deals | 282 listings |
| 2016 Ford Taurus for Sale | $17,934 | Save $5,061 on 54 deals | 363 listings |
| 2015 Ford Taurus for Sale | $15,648 | Save $5,467 on 89 deals | 443 listings |
| 2014 Ford Taurus for Sale | $12,949 | Save $3,830 on 71 deals | 322 listings |
| 2013 Ford Taurus for Sale | $11,551 | Save $3,349 on 83 deals | 412 listings |
| Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet Impala for Sale | $17,142 | Save $6,640 on 1,223 deals | 6,977 listings |
| Dodge Charger for Sale | $30,601 | Save $15,030 on 2,253 deals | 13,031 listings |
| Toyota Camry for Sale | $20,720 | Save $7,114 on 2,431 deals | 21,733 listings |
| Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Taurus in Houston | $15,963 | Save $3,781 on 17 deals | 75 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Atlanta | $13,757 | Save $3,223 on 15 deals | 70 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Dallas | $16,252 | Save $3,714 on 19 deals | 89 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Chicago | $14,917 | Save $7,436 on 22 deals | 182 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Miami | $13,429 | Save $3,091 on 4 deals | 33 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Los Angeles | $13,932 | Save $2,662 on 23 deals | 58 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Philadelphia | $16,223 | Save $3,359 on 23 deals | 130 listings |
| Ford Taurus in San Antonio | $13,731 | Save $2,360 on 5 deals | 32 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Phoenix | $14,352 | Save $3,042 on 23 deals | 107 listings |
| Ford Taurus in Orlando | $16,001 | Save $2,132 on 9 deals | 57 listings |
| Trim | Average Price | Listings | Specs | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Used Ford Taurus SEL
(2000-2001, 2004-2019)
|
$15,640 | 1,368 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus Limited
(2008-2019)
|
$16,724 | 935 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus SE
(1995, 1998-2007, 2009-2019)
|
$11,251 | 611 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus SHO
(1989-1999, 2010-2019)
|
$23,948 | 325 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus Police Interceptor
(2013-2019)
|
$10,253 | 186 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus SES
(2000-2004)
|
$4,308 | 118 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus LX
(1986-2004)
|
$4,101 | 27 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus GL
(1986-1997)
|
$4,336 | 20 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus SES Deluxe
(2002-2003)
|
$3,703 | 12 Listings |
|
||||||||
|
Used Ford Taurus SEL Deluxe
(2002-2003)
|
$4,315 | 8 Listings |
|
Since its introduction, the Taurus has been a forward-thinking model in the Ford lineup, often introducing new technologies and design language for the automaker's sedan line. European styling and front-wheel drive have been the standard for the Taurus since day one. It's been noted as a fuel-efficient big car, something unheard of in the 1980s, and became very popular as a fleet use, rental, and police vehicle in the 1990s. It's especially well-noted for its robust V6 engines and reputation for longevity.
The first-generation Ford Taurus ran until 1991, with the second-generation coming for the 1992 model year. This one ran for only three years, being replaced in 1996 with a third-generation Taurus. The fourth-generation entered in 2000 and was replaced with the fifth-generation in 2008. The sixth-generation was introduced in the 2010 model year as a complete redesign of the car to meet Ford's newer design language and global standards.
The most sought-after models of the Taurus are the SHO performance options and the wagon models introduced throughout the sedan's production span. Problems with the Taurus center on transmission failure and most of those are in the troubled 2003-2005 model years (fourth-generation). The Taurus has otherwise enjoyed a long reputation for reliability.
Competitors to the Taurus include full-sized sedans from the other Detroit makes as well as the Toyota Avalon. The chief competition for the Ford comes from the Chevrolet Impala, but the Chrysler 300 is also noted for its unique styling and heritage. The sporty Dodge Charger and the upscale Buick LaCrosse should also be considered. There are many reasons to look at the Ford Taurus, even at high mileage, and if the price is right, it can make for a great vehicle for those wanting a full-sized sedan.
