Posted by DannyFranks on December 28, 2013 at 17:48:29 from (64.6.122.12):
In Reply to: OT That Taurus posted by Heyseed on December 27, 2013 at 19:45:02:
I've owned 4 Taurus and ran 100K+ on everyone of them - never replaced the rear brakes on any of them. As said below there's a real good chance it was driven with the E Brake on. They are basically a good car as long as it has the AX4N transmission and it receives a reasonable amount of care.
With the run up in used car prices these things have made a comeback in value. Back in 2004 you could have bought that Taurus for just under or right at $10k, they were being dumped by fleets by the thousands every year. With only 50K miles on it its probably worth $7K today.
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