2010 Ford SHO – The Sleeper Has Awakened
In 1989, Ford introduced their Taurus SHO sedan – a 3.0 liter V6 injected sleeper car, which could hit 8000 RPM’s and a top speed of almost 150 MPH. In 2010, Ford will bring SHO back to life. For over 10 years (1989-1999) Taurus SHO (Super High Output) attracted 100,000 car fans with its manual transmission and 0-60 time of 6.6 seconds. After a second decade of silence the sleeping dragon has been re-awakened.
Yes friends, Ford is BACK with a 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6 SHO, and the Ford Flex, Lincoln MKS and MKT are getting them too. The redesigned 2010 Taurus SHO power plant is a twin-turbo, direct-inject engine, which Ford claims can deliver “V8 power with V6 economy.” SHO’s EcoBoost produces 365 horse power and 350 lb-ft. of torque. This bad boy is already available for pre-order at some Ford dealers.
Inside and out, the 2010 Taurus SHO is a classic sleeper. The vehicles design is as basic as a rebranded Ford 500 series can be – with the added ‘SHO’ badge and a slightly up-angled rear spoiler. Leather interior and a flashy dash, including on board nav-screen and slap-stick shifter, compliment this high performance 4-door. We’re excited to see just how well SHO does in the coming years.
Source: Autoblog / RSportsCars
Great Job on the SHO !!
Camero blew it with that crap of their !!
Congrads to the New American Leader in Cars
Go Ford Go
Now bring back the Explorer Coup (two doors) remember that one !!
you just didn’t stick with it. Speaking of stick’s keep the stick in the vehicle. People prefer sticks compared to it being on the column..
Remember that !!