The good news for wagon shoppers is bad news for domestic and import manufacturers who would love to unseat the auto industry's best-selling nameplate: The 1994 Ford Taurus LX Wagon, like the Taurus sedan, shows no signs of slipping. The formula that has kept it a strong seller is still in place.That means the Taurus Wagon has retained its unique styling signature and nimble performance characteristics, not to mention a high level of workmanship that keeps wagon buyers buying.
What's more, Ford has strengthened the recipe with a heaping helping of safe and engineering ingredients. Most significant, Ford has added dual air bags and a handling advance called speed assisted steering" to the 1994 version of the Taurus Wagon.
Perhaps the most remarkable trait about the LX Wagon is the fact that, besides its full roof and liftgate, it still looks a lot like the Taurus sedan. And our road tests showed even more similarities to the sedan in the way this wagon handled, performed and comforted its occupants. It was vintage Taurus in every category we tested.
Our test Taurus LX Wagon came to us bearing an MSRP of $21,345. Among other standard features, that price included a 3.8-liter V6 engine, air conditioning, bright cast aluminum wheels, a luggage rack and a six-way power driver's seat. It also featured options such as an AM/FM stereo with a cassette player, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a power antenna, a rear-window defroster and wiper, and a remote keyless entry system."
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