...the Ford Taurus SHO! The old SHO, like the new one, can be difficult to distinguish from the average Taurus at a quick glance, but underneath that mundane plastic body is a true beast of a V6. That takes this wolf in sheep's clothing from zero to sixty in 7.3 seconds and up to a theoretical top speed of 144. That may not sound impressive in a world of car companies advertising 300 horsepower V6s, but for the mid 1990s it was the absolute cutting edge. This model is better regareded in general than, say, the Beretta Z-26 that I made an earlier post on, so I can't call it unusual that an enthusiast would buy one, but it is unusual to find one in prestine condition, as is this one. It's a 1995 model, and aside from a slightly worn front seat and an aftermarket cd player, it is totally original and preserved. It's listed for $2500 on Kansas City Craigslist, here's the link:
This happens to be one of the most talked-about models of the 1990s, and so therefore it is somewhat safe to say that these stand a chance to become real collectors' items in a few years. And until then, you can throw on a pancho and head down to the local parking lot for a day of inline skating in true 1990s fashion- just so long as you can still remeber how to use inline skates...
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