Taurus SHO AWD any good in the snow?
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Asked by Stephen Jul 09, 2015 at 07:00 PM about the 2014 Ford Taurus SHO AWD

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Is the Ford Taurus SHO AWD any good in the snow? The factory tires look like they are
speed rated rather than all weather.

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Networkautos answered 8 years ago

I have not personally driven one in the snow but ive heard great things and they are just like the Ford Five Hundred which ive driven in the snow and i was very impressed

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Bob answered 8 years ago

Any AWD car will be much better in the snow than a 2 wheel drive. Having snow tires or all season tires will make them handle the snow even better. Keep in mind they will not stop in slick road conditions any better than any other vehicle.

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RedBul87 answered 5 years ago

My 2014 with all-season tires handles GREAT in the snow. Good ground clearance for a sedan and shares engine and underpinnings with the Explorer. If you have the performance package with summmer tires, invest in all season rubber. You won’t be hunting Hemi Chargers in the snow.

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