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**Introducing the 2013 Ford Taurus – a durable midsize sedan that blends practicality with performance.** Whether you’re in the market for a reliable family car or a comfortable commuter, the 2013 Ford Taurus stands out because of its roomy interior, smooth ride, and solid safety records. Curious about the **Ford Taurus price**? The 2013 model offers a balanced value proposition, especially when compared to newer hybrids and crossover alternatives. In this guide we’ll walk you through everything from the core specs to depreciation trends, give you a realistic sense of **used Ford Taurus price** ranges, and answer the frequent question: **what is a 2013 Ford Taurus worth**? --- ### Core Specifications (2013 Ford Taurus)

• Engine: 3.7‑L V6 (3,712 cc) 310 hp, 295 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (optional 6F35 dual‑clutch)
• Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Fuel Economy: 17–20 mpg city / 24–26 mpg highway (EPA)
• Curb Weight: 3,887–4,124 lbs (varies by trim)
• Dimensions: 192.4 in L × 70.4 in W × 70.8 in H (English inches)
• Wheelbase: 114.3 in
• Passenger Capacity: 5
• Cargo Capacity: 12.3–13.8 cubic ft (depending on rear seat use)
• Interior Features: Dual‑zone automatic climate control, leather‑trim options, SYNC 4 infotainment, available rear‑view camera
• Safety: Vehicle‑Dynamic Stability Control, seven airbags, anti‑drift system, Ford’s “Edwards Check” for crash‑test resistance

--- ### Ford Taurus Depreciation Insight Understanding **Ford Taurus depreciation** helps buyers decide when and where to buy. In the first year a typical 2013 Taurus will drop between **15 % to 20 %** of its original purchase, mainly due to the initial price shock of a new model year. After three years, most vehicles in this segment shave another **25–30 %** from their value, especially those with high mileage or extensive wear. By five years the depreciation curve flattens, often resulting in a residual that ranges around **35–45 %** of the original price for a well‑maintained vehicle. These percentages align with broader sedan trends: midsize cars often depreciate at a moderate pace compared with luxury brands, but faster than entry‑level vehicles. Because the **Ford Taurus price** can be influenced by trim level, mileage, and geographic demand, the final price often varies significantly. For used buyers, a cautious approach is to expect a 3‑5 year old Taurus to trade at **40‑55 %** of its original sticker price, depending on market conditions. --- ### Comparison Context *Compared to similar models*, the 2013 Ford Taurus delivers more interior space than its compact rivals like the Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla. When measured against the **Toyota Camry** or **Honda Accord** – both popular midsize options – the Taurus offers comparable safety ratings but

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