1993 Ford Taurus GL Station Wagon - Where did they all go?

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[@CarWizard]

My parents had 2 of these growing up. Not wagons. But yes, VB is correct, when new, the styling on these was phenominal. Very space ship-esque. Love the color VB. Thats a score in my book.

[@corneliusjames4312]

What's your thoughts on a ford tempo ?

[@wingerfan1]

Bet it’s a Griswold wagon in the making lol

[@77nizzova53]

We owned Dolly Partons Ford Taurus Wagon!!!!

[@cjmarsh504]

Yeah, they was futuristic back then. It blew almost every manufacturer out of the water.

[@kipdiggs1827]

My sister has always liked station wagons, especially the Ford Taurus. I remember her always having one. The last one she bought new was a 1995. It was the basic model much like yours with everything you needed--and not much more. It is currently wasting away in her backyard. This was a nice flashback.

[@Pontiacse93]

I got a 1986 ford taurus LX in nice dark blue with matching color interior. It had 391,000 miles on and it still run and drive like brand new for free.

[@ironinquisitor3656]

Nice. I'm searching for an LX wagon. Same year as yours.

[@MurrMan23]

My dad owned two when I was a kid. I loved the rear facing seats in the trunk! I remember sitting back there with friends and waving at drivers behind us. Blast from the past!

[@mikes.4136]

Bob - I know that feeling upon seeing a Ford Taurus for the first time in 1986. It pulled in to the high school parking lot, and I was like, “what the h…l is this?”. It looked like something off the set of Battlestar Galactica. They became ubiquitous over the next couple of decades. The Taurus was definitely a game changer.

[@1114860]

I thought I was the only one who got excited over old mundane family cars. Nice find. Wagons are great, I daily one my self.

[@vicenteanguiano1096]

Dude that is a NICE wagon! I have a 2004 wagon SE. I LOVE IT ur right my friend it does bring back a lot of memories growing up in the 90s🤙😎

[@donaldsperrazza1074]

I always smile when I see a Taurus wagon

[@ironinquisitor3656]

Same.

[@dieseltech139]

I have a 1995 Ford Taurus GL wagon as my daily driver. It has 66,000 original miles on it and the only thing I had to do was replace an AC line and reseal the engine and replace the water pump and of course a few front motor mounts which seem to be a weak link in the engine mounting system and it's been an awesome daily driver that I don't worry about getting door dings or ever getting left stranded as the darn thing is so reliable for local and 1000 mile trips. Nice content! ✌️🇺🇸

[@marcohodge8036]

My aunt had a ‘92 LX sedan in that same exact purple. The only thing is that it came with gray body cladding and it also had leather interior. My grandmother also had a ‘94 GL sedan in electric red with gray cloth interior. The only additional option I think hers had was the chirping keyless entry. A pretty cool feature in the 90’s. I’ve never seen a wagon in that color though. Fascinating!!

[@mattcintosh2]

I might just have to do a video of my Taurus. I bought my light blue 1993 Taurus GL with 3.8L back in fall of 2007 with about 60k on it. Currently has about 105k on it. Primary car from 2007 to 2012. Been garaged the whole time. Swapped out the instrument panel with one from a Sable and now has a working tach. Minor rust, but better shape than this one. Has different rims. I live in the Duluth, MN area, and see maybe 4 others from this era around. About 3-4 years ago, it developed a major leak. Turned out to be the transmission. Did cost over $2k to rebuild it, as it was going to need it anyways. Works fine since then. My other car is an EV, and its hard to drive this one much as it costs 15 to 20 times as much for fuel costs.

[@jamesruiz4005]

They probably suffered from BAD transmissions that were denied free factory replacements . Happened to the 1995 Ford Windstars

[@ironinquisitor3656]

If you changed the fluid on them every 30,000 miles they don't have problems.

[@j1scott2s]

You nailed it man.... where did they all go? Yes!!! you showed the rear facing 3d row seats!

[@merrillschaps2325]

My grandpa had a midnight blue 1988 Mercury Sable GL with the 3.0 V6. I loved it! I prefer station wagons over SUVs any day. Maybe this video will inspire the car makers and people to want to bring back station wagons. 😉

[@grindsoul]

I love cars like that. They don't make them like they used to. I drive a 1985 Oldsmobile and I have put so much money into it just because of the driving experience

[@west-texas9806]

My dad used to own a 1985 Oldsmobile 2 door Cutlass Supreme, back in 94 he traded it in for a 85 Ford Taurus. So both of these cars are very special to me . But finding them in good shape is kind of hard nowadays

[@waynemerlo7448]

I have a 1987 Taurus LX it's in great shape with only 48k on it. My parents won it brand new in 87 and I've since inherited it. Love the car and the history behind it.

[@orchids3332]

I currently have two 2002 wagons. An SE and SEL. Absolutely love these cars!

[@jweinrub]

I have to say that as I gotten older, it's no wonder that a lot of tv and low budget scifi movies back in the 1990s used the Ford Taurus as a placement for futuristic cars. I mean, they had that scifi feel to them. Like you said, it's no wonder it was used in Robocop as well due to it looking like something out of the future or outer space. I will say that I thought that the back of the Ford Taurus Station Wagon was scary looking when I was a kid. Still, I admire the vehicle.

[@patricknicolucci5073]

Bob I owned a 1998 wagon in white with blue interior I loved that car my kids loved the 3rd rear facing seat these came with optional picnic table. Mine had rear caliber issues if you use the parking brake they would lock up get so hot it would melt the plastic hubcaps off.

[@ironinquisitor3656]

As someone who wants to find, save, and restore a 1986 Ford Taurus LX wagon. It's so frustrating. When I look up 1986-1991 Taurus and Sables all I find are the 89-91 SHOs. I had the chance to get a pristine white 86 LX wagon with the rare instaclear windshield option 3 years ago but my dad is a fool and got in the way.

[@west-texas9806]

I've been looking for one myself for years there very hard to come by. At least ones that are in good shape everything that I have found is ready to go to the junkyard

[@west-texas9806]

Just from frim the description that you gave it sounded like it was a beauty

[@lander77477]

Ever since about year 2000, all cars stopped having that velvet material on the seats, and they switched to this really harsh rough fabric that feels like sand paper. I miss the soft velvet seats we used to have in cars

[@memsybabe]

This is what we should be doing when talking about saving the planet. Forget buying your brand new electric car. Buy a decent, used car, and just drive it until it dies. Now that Bob owns that Taurus, it will probably run for another 10 years. Give it the basic maintenance it needs, and just enjoy it. Much greener than scrapping it and buying a brand new car.

[@stephenbrown2484]

Had a burgundy 93 wagon, looks like the wagon in the video. Replaced our 87 celebrity 2.5 wagon. I was 7 back in 2003, the Taurus wagon was quieter and smoother than our celebrity wagon. I thought all cars souded loud. Lol still miss the celebrity. But will always miss the 93 wagon. . .

[@canadaguy1234]

94s had body colored door handles and the newer rounded steering wheel so I'm guessing this one is an early one. I was just thinking the other day that you never see them anymore. We had a 94 sedan with the 3.8. When it rusted out we replaced it with a 2005 which was one of the best cars we ever had. It was nice seeing this video about them :) Our 94 had the center console instead of the column shifter.

[@arri275555]

I grew up with the Taurus as well although my folks never owned one but I remember seeing an ocean of them in just about every parking lot. Good times

[@TheOzthewiz]

They were the vehicle of choice to commit a bank robbery. You would literally blend in with the scenery!LOL

[@reallyrandomrides1296]

Nice! I love that eggplant colored Taurus GL wagon. I kind of like base model vehicles, especially wagons. I'd keep it stock, like you said, we used to see these on the road all of the time, but now, they've practically disappeared.

[@toddteagarden2200]

My first car was a same color 1994 Ford escort wagon 1.9 , with the Manual tranny. Lasted until 2008.

[@1AngryGuy76]

I had a 1995 wagon in Royal Blue with blue interior. I loved that wagon. You could push it off a cliff on fire and it would still go afterwards. And don't be fooled she had some get up and go too. I'd love to have another one as a errand car!

[@1AngryGuy76]

And I just remembered that the visor on the passenger side said AIRBAG - SEE OTHER SIDE . And mine had the cover ripped off the vanity mirror so when my ex read it for the first time, and then flipped it over and only saw her own reflection, I can't begin to tell you how perfect a moment that was.

[@DK-bk1vq]

Bob, great radio voice. No uhhs, no duhs, just say what you're thinking in a clear, concise way. Nice nostalgic trip, you painted, too! I bought a '92, a '93, and a '95. They weren't wagons, but, I actually liked the way the wagon looked over the sedan. I loved how the dash wrapped around and the redundant radio controls you pointed out in your video. I still consider the wagon the best looking wagon ever mass produced. Since I was about 21, I couldn't see myself riding the ladies in a wagon, lol. But it looked so sleek with it's clean lines, back in the day. I liked the Taurus lineup thru the years, so much, I also bought a 2004, 2012, '14, '16, and a 2018, which I drive today, and it's a keeper. I wished I had the foresight to hang unto one of those 90s model, cause they were little trouble and never any trans issues. Anyway, I'm ramblin, thanx for posting!

[@ronmccullock1407]

Fantastic drive in your Ford Bob

[@davidfarmer2788]

The early 94 models had a totally different horn pad. It still had the cruise just looked different.

[@mattcintosh2]

I have an early model 93, i love the thin steering wheel, the later 93 has the thicker wheel. I absolutely hate those steering wheel covers

[@tony-yp6qk]

Another great video has always videobob

[@MOSTGHALONE]

Thank you. I just joined the underappreciated survivors page on Facebook.

[@quemedenunacuenta]

Congrats, you've FINALLY arrived, must feel great;)

[@andregonsalvez9244]

Great video review ! I remember these Ford Taurus wagons these were everywhere . I really miss the good ol station wagons my parents owned full-sized wagons back in the day from the 70s and 80s .

[@johnnylightning11889]

My mom had a 92 brown one, I remember she got rear ended in a school parking lot, after the accident she opened the glass to get us in and out of the car lol

[@harleymitchell1977]

My condolences Bob about your mom's passing my heart is hurting for you

[@ARAR148]

the other day I picked up a 2004 Ford Focus wagon for 900, runs and drives well, pretty comfortable and nice car

[@tomrevision2846]

I love my 95 Taurus SE. It's one of the more rare trim levels for the second gen being a one year only option. They were pretty much just GL's with SHO interiors and spoilers.

[@timbeers999]

Hello bob it was a great beach car also that’s I took to ocean city Maryland. Thank you for sharing awesome

[@c.martin7169]

I have been looking for one for about 10 yrs. Still looking lol. They used one of those in the national ampoons Christmas vacation with wood siding.

[@utz716]

Dude I had an 87 Taurus LX, 89 Sable, 95 taurus all sedans and I loved them all!

[@erickmello5667]

Thanks for the video, Lad. I just bought my 94 LX sedan with 70k on the clock, and I have exactly the same feelings from the 90’s.

[@kevindill9748]

Great video! Love the review and look back at a true work horse in the Ford Taurus. This did not get the love it deserved in its time. Anyone who can nab one now will find an gem.

[@AWDSWD]

Ford taurus it's not simply car, it lifestyle ))

[@darylkik6204]

I drive a 2000 Taurus Wagon DOHC and love it. I am the second owner and people stare at me when I show them the third row seat. (They apparently have never driven a wagon or seen one. ( I also had a 1993 Taurus Wagon Brand New and loved it. ) The Taurus when it first came out saved Ford Motor Company from Bankruptcy. There is a SHO wagon. It was a Ford Executive that had it made. I am not talking about the home made versions. But it was one of one.

[@big_george_nyc]

Brings back my child hood

[@1SeanBond]

I sure enjoyed this vlog Bob! Had a 2017 SHO sold it for my jeep SRT ....I loved the simplicity of the Taurus for fixing! As you said the parts are easy to get and so true! But to find a Taurus wagon in that condition unbelievable! I have only seen a couple of them here in poor condition! So true Bob where did they go? ...A excellent view much appreciated! Cheers 🤝✌

[@ricoolivier]

I'm sure many sw was used as band transportation... Imagine the memories tied up in all those wagons... Well done saving this one!

[@Moondream417]

I'm driving a 1999 Subaru Legacy Outback Wagon. Similar shape and size and just as practical. I will drive it until the engine gives out.

[@ryangortney8155]

Just found one of these in metallic blue with 89k original miles garage kept by an older guy, back in October, I’ve put about 2,000 miles on it since then and it hasn’t missed a beat! It’s become my new daily and I’ve gotten more compliments on it than anything “cool” I’ve owned. So far I’ve had to replace the water pump but even with expecting a transmission rebuild at some point, I’m taking that 3.0 as high as she’ll go!

[@william5823]

I, for some odd reason, really really enjoyed this video. I want more :)

[@dustinsadik8097]

I still see these on the road almost everyday in Arizona

[@kevincicero8352]

I scored a white 88 Taurus GL wagon with 57k original miles a few months ago on autobidmaster. I’d say it’s the cleanest ones still in existence 👍🏼

[@ironinquisitor3656]

Lucky. I'm searching for an 86 LX wagon. So hard to find today.

[@margoparts6419]

I know of 2 of these - 1 with 2.4L manual and other 3.0 V6 wich ended up in Eastern Europe Estonia rural countryside - where they served their owners until 1st rusted out and second transmission blew :D Comfy daily cruisers -cheers!

[@easyontheeyes78]

These are my favorite cars ever!!!!!! I had a 1991 and a 1992. My 1993 died on July 26th, 2021. I still have my 1991 though. If I lived closer to you, I would have wanted to do business w/ you to restore them

[@neiliosr8]

love these cars but living here in the UK we never had them, I was in Canada in 90's and remember visiting the local ford dealership and was in awe of the styling of these, I still have the original dealer brochure. I do have a mint 70,000 mile ford escort ZX2 the only one in the UK which have very similar styling cues the the taurus and has the same color interior as yours.

[@simonvarney1124]

I really find these videos of 90's american cars fantastically interesting. I live in the UK and the closest we got to a Taurus was the Ford Mondeo. The interior was fab and i love how you described the dash and dials. Please please please make more nostalic videos on older US cars. I went to America in 1996 to stay with my auntie who was living in Dallas Texas and they owned a Ford Windstar, can you remember those Video Bob?

[@2lazeblue]

That's a sweet little beater. Nice and simple and I like how that floor lays flat in the back. Talking about going up to the damn. I remember my first time going to Vegas. Once I got to lake Mead I felt like I was home, then I got up past the damn then on my way in I got greeted by two jet fighters. I don't Gamble but I find Vegas to be very beautiful love the desert.

[@jamesball1456]

Our mum had a car similar here in the uk back in 1992 it was a cool car Bob your so right it does what ford made it for getting from a to b and shopping stay safe all as always xx from London ✌️

[@lincmerc1581]

My '95 GL wagon is in the shop getting a new engine due to a blown head gasket. I was disappointed. But, I loved the car enough to keep it on the road for the same reasons you mentioned.

[@CRSHOVRRIDE]

its amazing how less tech seems so blissful.

[@jasonduke3608]

Hey Bob thanks for sharing this with us. Back in '90 I was 16 and my dad bought a '87 LX with all the goodies. Everything you said digital dash, key less entry all that. It was a great car, I loved driving it, especially at night because of the dash. I forgot why he sold it. I too thought these cars looked futuristic. I do wonder what happened to them all, and the escort it's I had one of those awesome highway cruising car. Also the early ford probe. They used to be everywhere. Hey if your into hideous cars, you need to get a ford easel wagon. I saw one once at a show, you talk about ugly! What were they thinking??

[@trbstang]

On the hatch popper, I wonder if it has the wiring there for it. I was able to add it to my 87 Mustang by just putting in a button and the powered latch. Looks good Bob!

[@JulianA-tr6pt]

Sadly (well, not really) not a wagon, but I love my 94 sedan. 62K miles, got it with 45K less than 2 years back

[@bigblindanthony]

That's a solid car right there

[@Dankcatvacs]

pretty sure what killed the taurus was the head gasket issues my aunt had a able and it blew a head gasket then the damn monkey shop screwed up so it overheadted again and cracked the block. it was so nice leather digital everything heated seats even a car phone. i loved the light bar lack of grill.

[@west-texas9806]

And it's a possibility but with my dad's it was the transmission that went out. But I have heard of other Taurus owners who complain about the head gasket.

[@ironinquisitor3656]

the 3.8 engine was the one that had head gasket problems. The 3.0 was fine.

[@Mr_Chris__]

Greetings from England. American cars are not generally released onto the European market unfortunately. But I familiarized myself with American cars by seeing them on American tv shows and movies. It was not uncommon to see a Ford Taurus on an episode of The X Files back in the day. That 2nd generation Ford Taurus is definitely the nicest looking. I don't care what the naysayers say about Ford, they have made a lot of nice cars. I know they do generally have more rust issues than other brands of cars, but they make up for it in other areas. Ford has been in business since 1903, they must be doing something right. It is a shame station wagons are not as popular as they once were. They have more than enough storage space than most people need. Sometimes they have more storage space than some SUVs. I have a 2000 Ford Focus Station wagon with 168'000 miles on it. I've owned it since 2015. The car has had some repairs, but nothing major. I'm proud of it. If I lived in America or Canada, I'd likely buy a Ford Taurus Station Wagon.

[@nolimitsnuttbusts4u]

Those are safe cars too. 1992-1995 & the new 1996 models were the only big midsized cars that could pass the new 1997 federal side impact crash test and frontal offset crash test. The frontal offset crash test was the toughest to pass and the 1992 Taurus/Sable were the only ones in the early 90s that could pass it with a GOOD rating.

[@Torsee]

Interesting tailpipe shape! Came from the factory that way! Great car!

[@corneliusjames4312]

Always loved these. Also owned and loved my 1988 tempo. Call me crazy 😄

[@AbandonedExplorationUrbex1979]

I had 1984 mercury topaz 2 door (same as the ford tempo ) it was so ugly but I sprayed in grey primer and tinted all the windows 5 % limo tint. 😂

[@scottmaywald2446]

Sorry to hear about your mom

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

Alot those cars ended down under revamped and became very popular with the funeral industries. Plenty of space and potential . Had to laugh at the cigarette ash trays, but I have to agree with you they look like a spaceship painted in a silver color, blue thin pin stripe , and blue interior very nice car . Thanks for the video Bob.👍

[@thesteaktc]

You have so many cars!

[@wantsomething3319]

I loved my 1989 wagon! It just worked, no 3rd row seating, but my 3 kids fit in he back fine. It started nickle and diming me by 1999, and I do my own work. The tranny never gave me shit, but lots of regular maintenance done by me. Change the fluids regularly, and it was good to go. Other shit kept breaking, seemed like I was fixing something every month. Great car, mine was a higher level than this, all blue. Jayman...

[@Slyder42]

Love how you ended the video so abruptly... LOL

[@ADubTheGrizzy]

If you want to keep that factory tape deck but make full use of your phone, check out wireless bluetooth tape adapters. It's a cassette that you put in, that gives you full Bluetooth like a modern car without tearing up the dash. You do have to remove it about once a month to recharge it. They're like $25 and absolutely wonderful in these scenarios. I use an aluratek in my classic cars.

[@averybush2177]

Wow, this may be a year old video, and I would like to share this story, my wife grandfather on her mother side, bought one at auction, and it once was a us forest service vehicle, so it green light blue grey interior, it a true rare rig, and it not going away after this video lol,

[@herculesinwyoming]

I would love to have a 94 like that, I got out of the army in 94 and wanted one for my small family, sadly it never happened.

[@juanpabloarena2724]

Thank you for saving her from oblivion and the shredder 👍🇦🇷

[@ac-cy3hs]

Pops bought a 94 SHO, coolest car for the time.. Head gasket and heater blocks were a problem with the Yamaha motor, but I tell u that u could burn a set of tires off it standing still!

[@Synchrite]

We owned a 93, purchased in Washington in 1994 with low mileage. It was this color, which really sparkled in the sun. The color was definitely rare, and in our years of ownership I only saw one or two sedans and never another wagon that matched. Our first scratches came from a friend's Bassett hound pawing at the door, after that it was a real work horse and we gave up waxing it. The steering column mounted shift lever meant room for three in the front row, three in the middle, and two rear facing in the back. We frequently opened the glass hatch only, and to this day I wish My other vehicles could do that. Turn the key one way, the hatch.. the other, and oops just the window opens. Seat belts for a total of 8, but the front middle seat was impossibly small. Cruising an hour southbound on I-5 with 7 kids on our way to the Tacoma Chuck-E-Cheese for my birthday party. The two in the rear facing trunk seats making faces at passing cars while I pumped the music of Tetris from my Gameboy to the radio with a cassette adapter. This is how I know my mom had great love and patience for me when I was a child 😅. Thanks for this post!

[@revolution1one]

I bought a '94 Taurus sedan in grey back in early 2016. It was mint. Had 121k kilometers. Problem was, the intake was cracked and it poured coolant out of the tailpipe. Transmission was superb though.

[@devjaxvid]

Same with the Chevy Lumina/Pontiac Transvan / Olds Silhouette very well designed roomy vans. But they are gone.

[@cjmarsh504]

The Dust buster vans

[@billa2967]

I bet that you can still buy one of those cassette tape converters that have an aux input. Cool ride!

[@rwieber79]

Yep sure can Walmart sell them for 10 bucks. And even a cassette with bluetooth for like 15.

[@TheOzthewiz]

I leased a Taurus GL in 1994 while living in Minneapolis. In the Summer of 1995 we experienced several days of record high temperatures near 100degrees. Believe or not this car actually experienced "vapor lock" during the "heat soak" when the engine was shut off, resulting in a no start condition until the temperature dropped! While listening to a "car talk" program on one of the local AM station, that the Taurus was the ONLY fuel injected car on the planet that would vapor lock. The reason was that some obtuse engineer at Ford decided it was a GOOD idea to run the "fuel rail" next to the coolant lines! I guess that was another "better idea" from Ford! LOL The Taurus was nothing special as far as engineering goes, just "old wine in a NEW bottle". So glad when the lease was up and turned this TURD in!

[@mattcintosh2]

Is that what the issue is? My 1993 will randomly run rough for 2 minutes and will not go over 30mph, and do it once a year. But you better hope ot happens when its running as it will not start for 20 minutes if it happens when its off. Its totally random and could never figure of the issue

[@everrybody]

I have a 95 I bought in 2019. I have put 40k miles on it in Southern California and was even driving it when we saw 119° and I have not had any issues. It's got 110k miles on it now.

[@jjman1982]

I like the looks of these cars. My sister had a 95 for her first car and tho it looked good, it was a poj. Dad was always having to work on it. Mom had a 97 and it wasnt as bad.

[@thefox7073]

It's the Video Bob Family Truckster!! When you headed to Wally World?

[@mmontagart]

I walk my dog past a sweet mint green wagon every day. Reminds me of the Tarus my folks had back in the day. They were indeed total alien spaceships! More versatile than today's micro SUVs.

[@davidfarmer2788]

My GL does have the trunk popper!

[@buickgnx007]

Wagons r 😎! Great find!!

[@_BAD_MERC_]

My beater is a 2006 Taurus. It keeps the miles off my low mileage Lincoln Town Car and VERY low mileage Mercury Marauder.

[@PLASMA895]

Bob is absolutely right that the ford taurus wagon should had the sho engine and body kits. It would epic. 😆

[@wesleyloveslizards2691]

I approve of the wood paneling

[@thefox7073]

Yeah on that door dinger, I had to disconnect that in my 87 Ford escort...drove me nuts...

[@retrocorner5737]

Due to the face you don’t see that many of these anymore and it’s that rare color. I would not beat on it. It may not go up in crazy value but there is something there. I would get a more beat version and do the wood grain. I had a tan 93 sedan. Dad has a white 89 wagon with the tints. Real cool. There is a green sedan I see sitting in New England winters in a parking lot at a masons lodge. Wish it was in a garage. Also see an old dude driving around town in a red two door fairmont all The time. Don’t know how that thing is running. Looks in decent shape sort of....

[@davidfarmer2788]

love it 2 . Have exact one ! Except it's Marooon !

[@andy86i]

I think that purple is the same colour as the one from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. I made a 1/64 model of that car complete with the christmas tree tied to the roof as a tree decoration last Christmas so I spent some time looking at that car.. kind of hard to determine the colour because it was all filthy with winter dirt.

[@skeelo69]

You drove to Hoover Dam, on that long road outta Vegas😄

[@thesam19841]

Personally, I would definitely Griswold the sides. Being worn, it's a way to keep it semi desirable and fun.. I grew up with these as well, friend in college had a wine red with red 88 wagon, it was really nice.. I also have the same love affair with gm... big fan of the fwd A-body as well as the roadmaster b-bodys. Grew up in Astro/Safari vans... always been a fan of regular Radwood Era cars