The Taurus SHO by Mobsteel will lose some of the stock car’s refinement by way of 22-inch wheels and a custom air ... as well as an exhaust upgrade, and wheel, tire, and suspension modifications.

Callum said the design modifications were done so quickly because SHO owners want the uplevel sports sedan to stand out from its standard Taurus SEL and Limited siblings.

With Hennessey’s modifications, this SHO is capable of 0 – 60 miles per hour in 4.3 seconds, and can conquer the quarter mile in 12.8 seconds at 109 miles per hour, according to the Texas ...

The Ford Taurus SHO is a legendary nameplate with a promising new face for the 2010 ... Not much about the planned modifications are yet known, but before 2009 is over the Hennessey gang will ...

The original Ford Taurus SHO has been a classic for a while now. It's the kind of car that should be a protected species but still manages to be turned into restomods or otherwise tricked out.

Almost indistinguishable from a stock Taurus, the high-performance SHO, with its 365 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque, ... It includes a list of fairly conservative mods, ...

Critical Knowledge:SHO stands for Super High OutputEquipped with twin-turbocharged, 3.5-liter, EcoBoost V-6 engine making 365 horsepowerBroad torque band running from 1500 rpm to 5500 rpmSix-speed ...

The fourth-generation SHO came out in 2010 bristling with technology. While it doesn't look all too far removed from the pedestrian Taurus, the SHO packs a torquey 3.5-liter, 356hp, twin-turbo ...

That seems to be exactly what happened with this custom 1994 Ford Taurus "SHO Truck." What we have here is the front end and drivetrain of a second-generation Taurus SHO.

The Ford Taurus SHO was a four-door sports sedan. SHO stands for Super High Output, and the first generation was introduced in 1989 as a high-performance variant of the Ford Taurus sedan. It ...

After an 11-year absence, the current-generation Taurus was resurrected in August 2009. While the 2011 model is basically a carryover from last year, this ...

When the Taurus SHO debuted for 1989, it was available only with a Mazda-supplied five-speed manual transmission. Those without the skills or desire to shift for themselves were out of luck.