Ditto on the Taurus if you can find a good one. I ran a motor pool for a county in Wisconsin, the Taurusi I had never gave us any mechanical problems any major repairs I had were because of Car/Deer incidents. Stopped buying them because in the 00's it was hard to give away a Taurus, was having problems getting $3,000 for a 5-7 year old Taurus with 80,000-95,000 miles. As soon I I stopped buying 'em the resale started up on them. Heck the last two I had left at 5 years with 70,000-80,000 miles on them and I got almost a 62% recovery on them, the Taurusi (Tauruses?) sold more for the Malibus I sold that year that were a year newer. Heck the additional cash on the Taurusi actually more than covered my losses on the Chevies and all the Malibus I had ate a hard brake job (needed drums and or rotors) before they hit 75,000 and about 1/2 of them needed a steering shaft too.
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