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Ford Taurus Generation

Years1996–1998
BodyWagon
Variants2

The Ford Taurus Generation is a wagon, produced 1996–1998. This generation includes 2 variants available in Petrol, with outputs ranging from 129 to 177 hp. All variants in this generation use FRONT WHEEL DRIVE drive. Select a variant below to compare full specifications, or use the fuel filter to narrow the list by powertrain type.

Ford Taurus 1996 front view

Ford Taurus Generation2 variants

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Ford Taurus Estate LX
2,966 cc·Automatic·FWD·Petrol
177hp / 130 kW
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9.5l/100km
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Ford Taurus Estate GL
2,966 cc·Automatic·FWD·Petrol
129hp / 95 kW
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9.5l/100km
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Updated Jun 2026 · Specifications sourced from manufacturer press releases and homologation documents.

Quick answers

What body type is the Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998)?

The Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) is a wagon. All 2 variants in this generation share this body configuration. Full specifications including dimensions, weight, and cargo volume are listed on each variant page.

How many variants does the Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) have?

The Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) has 2 variants, each representing a distinct combination of engine output, transmission type, and equipment level. Browse the table below to compare power, acceleration, and consumption across all specs.

What years was the Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) produced?

The Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) was produced 1996–1998. During this production run the model was offered with multiple engine options and powertrain configurations. All variants from this period remain indexed with their original manufacturer specifications.

What fuel types are available in the Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998)?

The Ford Taurus Estate (1996-1998) is available in Petrol. Each fuel variant carries its own consumption rating, CO₂ output, and performance figures. Use the fuel filter above to narrow the list by powertrain type.