Ford Taurus Usados en Venta en Sebring, FL

I own a 2004 Ford Taurus. The vehicle runs well overall. I have not had many mechanical issues with it except for a problem with the steering column that was fixed for under 400 dollars. The vehicle has approximately 93,000 miles on it and has never stalled out due to issues with fuel injection or alternator, etc... It is a six-cylinder car, but it takes some time to accelerate considering it is a six cylinder. However, the vehicle drives smooth and gets decent mileage. The interior is more luxury based, automatic windows and seats that still work well. The air conditioner unit had already been replaced before I bought it. It still works great after having owned it now for three years. I also do a lot of city driving. The vehicle doesn't get opened up much on the road and considering that, it stills runs very well with little mechanical issues. I have no major complaints about the car. It has been reliable and shows no signs of breaking down even though it is approaching 100,000 miles.

This vehicle is pretty old and has a lot of cricks and creaks here and there. To be honest, I'm just trying to keep all of the pieces together. I got it cheap as my first car (used), hoping the wear and tear was manageable. I've definitely spent a couple thousand on it, but it's still running nicely now that it has a new transmission. It hasn't yet seen an accident, but it seems as if it has a sturdy build. Also, it has a lot of extensive safety features, which are very reassuring. Gas mileage is great. I can take a six hour drive to Miami in one $40 tank. In summary, it was a character-building choice for a first car, that I am nostalgically happy I made.