FORD Taurus Stationwagon · GL · 1996 ‐ 1998
Model of automobiles Taurus Stationwagon, modification GL began producing by Ford from 1996 and terminated in 1998. This five-door wagon has a length of 5.1 meters, weight 1.6 tons and is designed to sit 5 person total.
«Taurus Stationwagon GL» is a front wheel drive car with a 4-speed automatic gearbox. This vehicle can speed up for 0 seconds to 100 km/h, with a maximum speed of 180 km/h, due to a 6-cylinders petrol motor with a «multipoint injection system», which produce a peak power of 129 horsepower at 5300 rpm.
Fuel consumption is 11.8 liters in the city mode of driving, on the track 8.1 l, and the average fuel consumption is 9.5 l per 100 kilometers. Fuel tank capacity is 61 l of petrol, what provides to drive about 643 km without refueling.
The front wheels of this model have ventilated disks brakes and attached to the chassis using suspension type «MacPherson, independent, coil springs» and equipped sway bar. Rearward wheels have disks brakes and attached to the undercarriage by dint of suspension type «Independent, coil springs» and equipped with stabilizer bar. Tires have the following size - 205/65R15.
Ford Taurus Stationwagon is not tested for Euro NCAP crash test. Furthermore to active systems of safety (ABS), it is also equipped with passive systems of safety (driver, passenger airbags).
«Taurus Stationwagon GL» is a front wheel drive car with a 4-speed automatic gearbox. This vehicle can speed up for 0 seconds to 100 km/h, with a maximum speed of 180 km/h, due to a 6-cylinders petrol motor with a «multipoint injection system», which produce a peak power of 129 horsepower at 5300 rpm.
Fuel consumption is 11.8 liters in the city mode of driving, on the track 8.1 l, and the average fuel consumption is 9.5 l per 100 kilometers. Fuel tank capacity is 61 l of petrol, what provides to drive about 643 km without refueling.
The front wheels of this model have ventilated disks brakes and attached to the chassis using suspension type «MacPherson, independent, coil springs» and equipped sway bar. Rearward wheels have disks brakes and attached to the undercarriage by dint of suspension type «Independent, coil springs» and equipped with stabilizer bar. Tires have the following size - 205/65R15.
Ford Taurus Stationwagon is not tested for Euro NCAP crash test. Furthermore to active systems of safety (ABS), it is also equipped with passive systems of safety (driver, passenger airbags).
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