This 2004 Ford Taurus brochure contains 21 pages of great pictures and information about comfort, convenience, safety, value, dimensions, standard features, dealer accessories, model-specific features & options, wheels, engines, interior and exterior colors.
Models featured: LX Sedan, SE Sedan, SES Sedan, SEL Sedan, SE Wagon, SEL Wagon
Approximate size: 11 ⅛” x 8.75”Other Models for Sale
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