Used 2004 FordTaurus LX
- Fuel Economy
- 19/26 MPG City/Hwy
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Engine
- 3.0L V6
- VIN
- 1FAFP52U14G124347
- Stock Number
- 13026P
Included Packages & Accessories
Dealer Notes
2004 Ford Taurus LX Recent Arrival! .....One Low Price. Plain and Simple!----- When we surveyed our customers, we found that over 75% do not like the traditional negotiating process that happens at most dealerships. So we decided to do a couple of things .....First: We put our VERY BEST PRICE on every vehicle 24/7......Second: None of our salespeople get paid a commission. They get paid the same whether you by a $2000 Car or a $50,000 car. ----- Every dealer knows what their lowest possible price is, they just hope you will pay more. Every dealer knows what your trade in is worth, they just hope you will take less. -----2004 Ford Taurus LX FWD 4-Speed Automatic with Overdrive Vulcan 3.0L V6 12V19/26 City/Highway MPG 19/26 City/Highway MPG
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Touring in the Taurus
By Billycox on 5/24/2025 9:22:49 AM
I smoked in my car and it was like heaven. Perfect vehicle. I call my car Christian! One foot and two hands way up! - 4.0
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By 0a8d0ff6 on 5/7/2023 10:32:18 PM
Silver Grey color. Good condition for its age. Battery just 4 months old. Tires in good condition. - 4.0
My Taurus SES Experience
By Chøp on 5/5/2023 4:09:40 PM
I bought a Ford Taurus in mild condition for $800 about 4 months ago, since then it’s needed some fixes that come with her age such as the head gasket that had began to leak, a radiator hose, and the wheel bearing have given me an issue but none of its been horrible to fix besides the bearing hubs. Mine had about 240k when I got it, it has about 250k now and aswell as the wheel bearings giving me issues the suspension is about shot and it either rolls over bumps like a cloud or it absolutely tanks hits like crossing the Grand Canyon in a T-34 Tank. But besides that, the 24v DOHC 3.0L V6 it has from being the SES/Sport package is just about pristine, meaning my silly 16yo self enjoys the power she puts down despite the old suspension and drivetrain fighting to keep up. I recommend you buy this car if you plan to have some fun with a first car or a beater, if you can find one with less than 120k miles. It’s also a really, really good project car if you plan to do focus on suspension work. Side note: the rust will either be there, or it’ll sneak up on you in the hardest places to find (the running boards on both of my Taurus’ have rotted off pretty horrifically.