The WD Detailing crew restores an abandoned Ford Taurus SHO after it sat untouched for years.

This 1996 Ford Taurus SHO has only 2,924 miles, making it a rare find. Power comes from a 3.4-liter V8 engine producing 235 horsepower. A dealership in Minnesota is asking $22,900 for this piece ...

That seems to be exactly what happened with this custom 1994 Ford Taurus "SHO Truck." What we have here is the front end and drivetrain of a second-generation Taurus SHO.

This 1994 Taurus SHO was transformed into a unique hybrid with a Ranger bed. Power comes from a 3.0-liter V6 with 220 hp and 220 lb-ft paired to a 5sp manual. The pickup is said to have 139,000 ...

After owning a string of beater cars purchased through suspect circumstances, after making some money Conan O’Brien finally went to a dealership and bought himself something new: a Ford Taurus ...

The Ford Taurus itself helped propel the automaker back to success in the '80s, but the SHO version made performance sedans more affordable for enthusiasts.

While the current Ford Taurus has a convoluted existence, the author didn't bring it back as a simpleton and instead worked out something that could easily battle the 2025 Toyota Camry mid-size ...

And the car will cost a lot more—about $33,000, Ford tells us. The new SHO is more a four-door Lincoln Mark VIII than it is a souped-up family sedan.

An SHO was a total sleeper, especially when you remember how popular the first two generations of the Ford Taurus were. They were basically everywhere.

The SHO line was arguably one of Ford's most underrated sleeper cars. Here is every Ford Taurus SHO, ranked best to worst.

The Taurus SHO is Ford`s version of the Pontiac Bonneville SSE minus antilock brakes. It used to be that only 2-door coupes behaved like this, not 4-door sedans. Coupes were raced, sedans brought t… ...

SHO fans remember that one specific Taurus was a genuine BMW fighter, and one of the fastest four-doors in the world during its heyday.