The second generation of the Taurus SHO arrived for the 1992 model year and kept nearly all the oily bits from the first generation. The 3.0-liter V6 engine and chassis were unchanged, but the new ...

The Taurus SHO is easily one of the most famous Ford performance models of all time. Conceived during the first generation of the model, Ford envisioned a high-performance family sedan that could ...

Advertised as a “shape and feel we’ve never seen before,” the aerodynamic 1986 Ford Taurus immediately appealed to the driving public. Ford sold more than 200,000 in its first year and more than a ...

The first-generation Taurus had shocked the world, adopting the sleek profile and deliberate aerodynamic detailing of the 1983 Audi 100 (or Audi 5000, for Americans) for mass-market consumption.

The Ford Taurus SHO was a four-door sports sedan. SHO stands for Super High Output, and the first generation was introduced in 1989 as a high-performance variant of the Ford Taurus sedan. It ...

For the 1992 model year and the second generation of Taurus, the new SHO carried the same Yamaha-designed 3.0-liter V-6 with the same power, torque, and transmission.

I drove a first-generation Taurus in 1990. Quick steering and a four-wheel independent suspension swept over rough pavement and through curves.

1986 was the first model year for the revolutionary first-generation Ford Taurus, and there were four trim levels: the cheapskate L, the slightly luxed-up MT-5, the middle-of-the-road GL, and the ...

Although not as apparent as in the Sierra's case, the first-generation Taurus is noticeably curvier and more aerodynamic than the Fox-body LTD. Unveiled in 1985 to mixed reception, ...

At first you might think it's just the everyday, basic Taurus. They were ubiquitous in the mid-'90s when this movie took place, but upon further examination you'll see it's not just any Taurus.

Those wheels, which first appeared on a limited number of 1991 models, mine included, became ubiquitous on second-gen SHOs from 1992-1995. You see one now, you know it’s attached to a SHO.