The 1st gen sho had a 3.0 l

Whoever submitted the SHO from this should be banned from commenting ever again.

I had an ‘97 SHO. I did a few mods to it. On June 8th, 2001, I had a little “fender bender” in it the night when Tropical Storm Allison hit Houston. Needless to say, I do not remember the wreck. It was sad that air bags were not around the inside of the vehicle back then, besides the front, which never went off since…

I would argue that the first gen Taurus was not mediocre AT ALL - it was absolutely revolutionary for a mainstream domestic car. Do keep in mind what utter dreck that GM and Chrysler were foisting on the American public at the time:

The tax credit did not help either.

A lot of work went into this piece, and a lot of passion. I applaud both the effort and the goal. I will also concede that there is a lot of great points in there.

yeah, but I don’t really give a shit about whether my kid is special to you.  And also - you aren’t entitled to peace and quiet everywhere you go.  If you want peace and quiet, you’re entirely able to stay home and enjoy it.

Good take, I figured this would come next. All parents with young kids should be relegated to the house until that child can behave more like an adult. Have cross country family? Sucks to be them, hope they have the means to take extra time off to account for drive time and possibly pay extra costs. Otherwise, they’re…

Yes. A nice little runabout in pristine condition, with optional hardtop and very low miles. Give it a good underhood detailing and enjoy. Nice Price.

Update:

Glad you guys picked this up. Kyle Clark is, for my money, hands-down the best local TV news guy in the country.

I counter BMW M54 engine and Ford 300 straight six.

Alfa Romeo Busso V6

I’m an Occam’s Razor type. Until further information is available I will look at what I see and draw the most likely conclusion.

This was literally the plot of London Has Fallen.

Yes we did. God save the Queen, Long live the King!

Weather Tech floor mats. Keeps all the crud and grime out of the floor. Take them out, spray down with tire cleaner, hose off, dry, and they’re back to looking like new in about 5 minutes of work. No damp carpeting in the vehicle, no mold, no mildew. Yes, they cost a bit more, but totally worth it.

Toyota Venza!

This came after the gorgeous Lexus SC300/400 / Toyota Soarer, and before the absolutely stunning LC500