2012-2013 the Ford Taurus SHO at the pre-New York Auto Show

The Ford Taurus is one of the most popular family sedans in the American market. Once the best selling cars of the 90s, the vehicle has gone through many changes in its design, engine options and performance, which has resulted in shaky market share in the last few years. The newer models have been revamped to try and gain some of this market share back.

The 2010 automobile is a large and very comfortable family car with a modern design. The average model has front-wheel drive and the 2010 vehicle engine is 3.5-liter V6 which cranks out 263 hp. However, there is an option to have all wheel drive on most models and some models, such as the high performance SHO model, have this on the base level as well. The 2010 automobile engine for the SHO model has a 3.5-liter V6 which gives a good 365 hp.

The latest model of the Taurus comes in SE, SEL, Limited and SHO trims. The basic kit includes alloy wheels, power accessories, a tilt and telescope steering column, six-speaker stereo and a power driver seat. The 2010 Ford Taurus X engine on the SHO model is twin0supercharged with a sport-tuned suspension as special upholstery.

A performance, black mesh grille exclusive to the SHO model, and high-powered headlamps give a sporty front edge to the new SHO. Rocking unique, 19", premium all-season tires give the SHO a more sporty but muscular attitude to the car. Ford also replaced the taillights with new LED lights and kept the two chrome exhaust tips on the back side. On the interior, Ford reworked the cabin layout to provide a brand new center stack, steering wheel and instrument panel display.

Under the hood, the 2013 Ford SHO is powered by the fuel-efficient, 3.5L, twin turbo, Ecoboost V6 engine expected to unleash an estimated 365 horsepower and equipped with the all-wheel drive system. Ford enhanced the SHO's Electric Power Assisted Steering system (EPAS), responsible for driver control, response and cornering on the road. The new optimized EPAS system helped to boost the efficiency for the 2013 SHO on the highway to 25 mpg and added the new active park assist technology that allows the car to park itself.

The ultimate technology improvement with the 2013 Taurus SHO is the addition of SYNC® with My Ford Touch™. Knobs and gauges have been taken out and replaced with beautiful, rich LCD screens and steering wheel control buttons to toggle through the My Ford Touch™ system. The system connects with cell phones, mp3 players, USB drives and other media devices. Drivers have the access to perform 10,000 commands at their fingertips on the steering wheel or with a simple voice command. The SYNC® with My Ford Touch™ technology aims to keep driver's eyes on the road and safety as the main priority. Unique features of the system include integrated hands free cell phone use, customizable instrument display views for individual driver preferences, the ability to plug a smart phone in and create a router for laptops to surf the net while driving, and a turn-by-turn navigation system.

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2012-2013 Ford Mustang

Ever since vehicles have been created there has all the time been a love for muscle cars. Ford Mustang Parts have utterly changed the view of the There is little doubt that a few of these nice machines stand apart on a road filled with style, color and attitude, and the car is one such indulgence. Ford Parts are one of the main trigger for the change in the auto industry.

There are various fashions of the Mustang with totally different features and advantages. There are numerous websites and other sources to seek out information on all years of Parts, from 1964 Mustang Parts to 2010 Mustang Parts. When you see a an older Mustang for sale, the vendor almost definitely desires to get a more modern model. It could be very uncommon if not not possible to return across Mustang auto Parts that come from other company. You can only find form parts from a Mustang dealer or or supplier

Shortly after the Ford Mustang made its appearance in 1964 it was chosen as the pace car for the 1964 Indianapolis 500. That same year the Ford Mustang won first and second place in the Tour De France international rally. It made its debut in drag racing in 1965 with dealer sponsored competition. Five 1965 Mustangs, powered by 427 cu. in. V8s, entered the National Hot Rod Association Experimental Class and qualified for the Factory Stock Eliminator Class. Bill Lawton drove the car that won. Road racing was another sport where the 1965 Ford Mustang excelled. The GT 350 R, a race version of the Shelby GT 350, won no less than five of the Sports Car Club of America's six race divisions in 1965.

In the history of the 1965 Ford Mustang many variants of the that award winning, star crowned, vehicle lit the horizon of the American automobile scene. The first of these was the Shelby, aimed at the higher end performance seekers. There were five of them; the Shelby GT-H, Shelby GT500KR, Shelby CS6/8, Shelby GT500E and the Shelby GT500 'Super Snake'. Other variants of the Mustang included the Ronaele, Roush, Steeda, and Saleen. These were all designed by third party interests working with Ford. Some of the in-house Ford creations of the Mustang were the ever popular Cobra's and the High Country Series. Ford also offered a Special Service Package for use by law enforcement.

The history of the 1965 Ford Mustang was further honored by being featured in the September 1964 release of the James Bond Movie, 'Goldfinger.'

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2011 Ford Focus Hatchbacks

A unique feature of these vehicles is the ability of parents to set limits for vehicle speed and stereo volume levels. The purpose of these controls is to make teens focus on driving, eliminating most distractions and dangerous activities. For frontal crash test ratings the 2010 Ford Focus received a 4 star rating, while side impact tests received a perfect score. The scores fall in line with most vehicles in the small sedan class.

Whilst fuel consumption and insurance prices are sure to be on the steep side, Ford's list price for this car certainly is not. Coming it at under twenty-five thousand pounds in the UK the car is a real bargain considering the performance on offer. Some might say that is too pricey for a modified Ford Focus but under the hood the RS is certainly much more than that. It has been a long wait for the latest incarnation of the RS and this new arrival certainly does not disappoint.

2011 Ford Focus Hatchbacks

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Ford Focus finally coming in US

Possibly the most pleasant aspect of these cars is night time driving. When the sun goes down and the dashboard lights up, the vehicle takes on a futuristic feel. The backlighting and accessories look very modern giving an impressive appeal for drivers and passengers to enjoy. Even with basic seats the vehicle remains fairly comfortable and rear passengers have enough room to not feel overly cramped.

So how does it drive? For a front-wheel drive car the Focus RS has staggering traction considering the power being put down on the road and it just doesn't seem to suffer from under-steer at all. In a straight line, as you would expect, the Focus manages a pretty rapid 0-60 time of 5.9 seconds and 0-100 in about 14 seconds. In spite of the very leery appearance of the car, handling is actually very well-behaved with the driver remaining in control even when you put your foot down and, coupled with a surprisingly comfortable ride means as well as being a fun toy to throw around at the weekend the RS certainly has enough comfort and practicality to be used as an everyday car.

Ford Focus finally coming in US

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