1990 Ford Taurus Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 6 reviews

"The overall feedback for the 1990 Ford Taurus is mixed. Many drivers appreciated its spaciousness and capacity for passengers and cargo, noting its decent fuel economy for city and highway driving. However, some owners reported issues with build quality, maintenance concerns, and a lack of reliability over time. While some enjoyed the performance and potential for customization, others expressed frustration with mechanical problems and rust."

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Great car as long as you take care of them. Fast for its time. lots of potential for a build. kinda expensive tho. they are becoming hard to find in good shape. I would like to buy another one. It was my baby

September 29, 2009

I love my car because: I can fit 6 people, ski gear to include two snowboards (160's) and two or more sets of skis ( also 160's) and cooler and winter clothes for five. Five inside the car to go snowboarding. When I have the kids we can fit six people around town. I have looked and looked but nothing compares to the size. I also get around 25 MPG around town and up to 30 MPG on the road trips. It's old and has some mechanical needs now and again. But overall the cost to maintain is les than a new subcompact.

April 27, 2008

It is a good car, except for the fact that I currently have a cracked block. It has an engine limiter, so it takes forever to get upto speed. Once at highway speeds, the overdrive kicks in and has good acceleration.

October 19, 2011