Tauruses are the kudzu of cars here in the South.
You find them everywhere to the point that you never ever notice em’. At the Waffle House. At the Coke Museum. At Braves games, and most definitely at the heavily suburbanized neighborhoods of metro-Atlanta.
To be perfectly frank about it, Atlanta has always seemed to be a Taurus-tee type of place. Popular, affordable, a little bland, and just plain functional. Tough to hate. Tough to love. Such is the case of the Taurus.
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Tagged as 200k miles, durability, Duratec, ford taurus, longevity, monday mileage champion, Vulcan
Tagged as 200k miles, durability, Duratec, ford taurus, longevity, monday mileage champion, Vulcan
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