Used 2008 Ford Taurus for sale near me

Excellent customer service during our visit with the Vermilion Ford dealership. They had the exact vehicle we were looking for and made the entire buying process easy and stress-free. We are very satisfied with the dealership, the salesman Tom T. , and Dennis in finance. Thanks and Have a wonderful Holiday Season!! Cindy and Martin

I recently bought a used fwd, SEL model with 154,000 miles and, ironically, as the review directly below mine stated, the engine had a bad ignition coil which resulted in a malfunctioning pcm (computer). I had the faulty ignition coil replaced by a local mechanic and was able to remove the pcm myself and send it to Circuit Board Medics in Greenville, South Carolina. They repaired it for $277. I reinstalled the PCM and the cars runs beautifully. (side note: I was told to replace ALL the ignition coils and plugs before reinstalling the PCM and starting the engine but, not having enough money to do that, I took a chance that the 1 ignition coil I had replaced and the repaired PCM would be ok... so far it has been) Given the miles and the fact the car's 15 years old, I couldn't be more pleased with how well the car still performs. The ride is very smooth and the engine, no longer misfiring, responds perfectly when I step on the gas. From what I've been told, Ford's 3.5 Duratec is one of their more reliable engines when taken care of properly, which I'm thankful the previous owner seems to have done. I got mine for around $2,000. A new battery, new ignition coil, and a repaired PCM cost me $552... so, $2,500 in total for an aging Ford that doesn't feel old at all. Would have loved to have bought this car brand new.

Good morning! Thank you for the car I had a very good experience doing financing with your company. I would definitely recommend you to my close friends and family.

This vehicle was clean and serviced and ready to go.Absolutely an above average car.Dealer answered all questions honestly.A new set of tires and brakes.Completely satisfied.

I had a great experience with everyone at the dealership. I would recommend the dealership to anyone looking for repairs or a new car. They are the best

it’s pretty good car for anyone who’s in need of it, specially young adults since can fit quite a few people due to the amount of space in the back

This car has it all. Comfort economy and safety. I recommend it to anyone (especially at this price). Well worth it for all those reasons.

Purchased a vehicle for my son today and my seller AJ was super awesome if you guys need a vehicle come and check him out

I was looking for my very first car back in March of 2018. The favorite of mine before going in person was a 2008 Ford Fusion. However after going to the dealership, I looked over and the car just called for me. I sat in it.... and that was it. I am 6'6, so I need space and room in a car. I sat in, adjusted my seat, and I fit, with room to spare at the ceiling, imagine my disbelief. It was purchased in late March 2018 with 103,500 miles. My Black Taurus, Forrest is what I name it (cause it runs lol), is currently sitting at 146,450 miles in the driveway. I certainly have driven it a lot in a short time and thus have a lot of experience with it, what its limits are, common issues, and some insights and perspectives I have gained while owning this car. If I were to sum this car up in a sentence it would be this. An underrated, practical highway cruiser that blends safety for confidence and old style visibility and comfort. This thing is a mammoth inside yet behaves as a mid-size car. The trunk and car are so gigantic, with fold down seats, I was able to move my entire dormitory possessions, including a mini-fridge, TV, baskets of clothes, and countless items in one car. The trunk is mammoth, 21.2 cubic feet. I have gotten 400 dollars worth of groceries for my family and all of it managed to fit in the trunk with a bit to spare. I also went on a four day road trip with 3 other people and all of our luggage, snacks and coolers fit in the trunk. I have gone on many road trips in the past year with this, with my longest being approximately 1500 miles. To speak of the durability of this car, I went on that 1500 mile roadtrip from Ohio, TN, NC, VA and back to Ohio unknowingly with a bad right rear ball joint, lower control arm and engine torque strut mount, with no issues. Has this car been reliable? Yes. I tend to repair issues right when they appear, which has made it somewhat expensive. I have not had any trips to my trusted local mechanic that have cost me more than 600 dollars. My most expensive trip was in August, with my rear right lower control arm, bushing, ball joint, engine torque strut mount and a synth oil change plus tire rotation costing about 550 dollars. Since owning I have done a coolant flush, transmission flush, brake fluid change. My most recent maintenance was drain and filling my transmission oil and changing my oil. There are common issues with this car and engine that one should be aware of. The rear door actuator for the a/c goes bad, leading to an annoying click click click noise when switching to recirculating. This was replaced for 80 dollars by my mechanic. You can tell your spark plugs are bad when you have an intermittent misfire going up a slight incline without downshifting(With Torque Converter locking up) in 6th gear from 45-65 mph. I confused this for transmission issues, but it was not.This will not trigger any codes unless you are misfiring 25% of the time and most mechanics will not be able to replicate the issue. If this is happening, this means your spark plugs are going bad and need to be replaced, including the boots. I did this despite my mechanic saying it was not necessary and the issue went away immediately and my cars performance and MPG went up. The transmission should be cared for and this is made very easy due to the drain plug and dipstick. 1-2 and 3-4 shifts tend to be weaker than the rest, especially 1-2. If you have a 11mm socket, a pan, and a wrench, you can drain your transmission oil without lifting the car or dropping the transmission pan, with the drain plug being located near the front of your car, you can easily access it. It is honestly easier than changing your oil. With a car at 146,000 miles, I can proudly say at the moment it has no check engine light or codes whatsoever. 3.5L Cyclone V6's are probably the most reliable engine Ford has ever built and SHOULD last 300,000 miles. But there is one fatal flaw to an otherwise completely stellar engine. The water pump. It is an internally timing chain driven water pump, built right over the oil pump and pan. It does have a weep hole that will leak coolant on the passenger front side of your car if it is going bad. But often if it fails, it will pour coolant into the oil pump and pan, causing your car to suddenly overheat and worst case scenario, destroy the engine. Due to its location, replacing said water pump is incredibly labor intensive, and at minimum as a preventative maintenance job, $1300.

Recently purchased a vehicle. John was very helpful from start to even after everything was done. Made the entire experience quick and painless. Thank you

My jeep was recently in the service department for brake work. Brian Purvis was wonderful to communicate with! Very friendly and got me back on the road fast and with quality work done to my vehicle! No problem getting me a rental car, as this was huge for me in order to get my kids to sports and events! Thank you Thank you Brian and staff at Country Chev! Yolanda Harrigan

Couldn`t believe a 2006 GT with only 11,688 original miles ! I`ve been looking for the right replacement for my 2010 and found it . It `s like it just came from the factory.

Bought my new Armada from Tevin and his managers. Me and my wife originally came in on a Explorer since we are big Ford fans he recommended the Armada and we loved it

Couldn't have had a better experience buying our car. Our salesman Derek Sokol was the best! He made it a smooth transaction from beginning to end with no pressure. He went above and beyond! Recommended him 100%!

Purchased 2022 wrx automatic - only place around I could find one. Don?t love buying cars. What a different experience at Anchor. No hard sales tactics, honest and upfront, showed me around the service center as my previous forrester was a nightmare. Top shelf mechanics w years of experience. Absolutely 5 star rating.

Omar is a Miracle worker. Literally came in and told them what I was looking at and what my dream car was. Next thing I know I’m driving away in my dream car. Literally still in shock but I’m so grateful. Thank you a million Omar

Found the vehicle I wanted online but it was at a small dealer and was concerned. I had to travel 1 hour and it was more than worth it. The sales person was very helpful describing the vehicle on the phone and when I got there it was as he said. Not pushy very friendly truly making this a win win deal. I love my truck!!

Two thumbs up it was a real great experience buying from diers ford in Fremont ne. Tge whole staff was a real pleasure to work with

I purchased a used Honda. I was informed by the City Motors salesman , when I questioned the multiple owners on the CarFax , that most likely they were military personnel relocating. I was a bit skeptic at this response. First off, the alternator was replaced at no charge to me. I first tried to work something out with the salesman who sold me the car, which was to no avail. Pam's sister Sharon, in public relations, was the reason that it was done at no charge. Approximately 6 months later my car was deemed not drivable. I took it to a service shop in Chinook, where the owner had found a 34 page service bulletin regarding the motor and frequent spark plug replacement. Unfortunately, the extended warranty outlined in the service bulletin did not apply to my vehicle because it was older than 8 years, which was the life of the extended warranty. I was advised that my vehicle would not be useful for cross country driving, which was the reason I purchased it. Pam, City Motors public relations representative was a Godsend in the entire process of resolving the issue. City Motors service department worked with American Garage in Chinook, to determine the issue diagnosed by by the garage. While City Motors did not buy the car back at full price, they did pay for the service bill and approximately 70% of what I paid for the vehicle. Pam is a rock star, as is City Motors service department who worked with American Garage in Chinook. American Garage in Chinook provides impressive service. Their astute diagnostic skills were also the reason the car was bought back. It took a lot of tenacity on my part , but City Motors did stand behind the car, when the issue got in the hands of Sharon , Pam and the service department. Leslee Weber