this car is very quick with a beefed up 3.2L v6. a little sluggish in handling but it will make up for it in the straight away. the car came stock with a premium 7 speaker sound system that sounded amazing. leather interior and power everything including heated seats and sun roof. climate control and this car was very fun to drive

Pretty powerful 6 cylinder engine, comfortable ride, great handling except for the poor turning radius that comes with most Fords.

I bought this car from my stepdad as a decent ride to take me 1,000 miles to Wyoming. It did the job, and then some. 12,000 miles on one oil change isn't anything to laugh at.

As a teen in the 90's, I fell in love with sports sedans (I don't know why). Saw the SHO brand-new as a kid and had to get one as soon as I finished college. I found a red, five-speed manual with about 70K on the odometer. I put another 72K on it and sold it to help defray the cost of an engagement ring. This car was fun. Great, great engine. Nice intake sounds, wonderful engine to look at. ***More to follow***

-stock performance was good,but the car really took to performance mods well,let that 3.0L breathe better really wakes it up! -the stock brakes leave alot to be desired,but the '96 SHO brake upgrade made a huge difference -it does rattle,but then again it is 18 years old -interior styling is a little dated in my opinion,so an upgrade is sorely needed,exterior styling is better ,and only differs slightly than the regular taurus,but helps in the whole sleeper vibe that the car eminates -not very costly to own one of these,if the car was taken care of,and you are able to handle the bulk of the repairs your self,or have a mechanic as a good friend(discount) -The car is loads of fun to drive...I love shocking people in "better" cars,and I also love it when people say "what kind of car is that",and "oh I didnt know that they made a stick shift taurus"