2013 Ford Taurus Limited
Verdict #283 · 88,858 miles · VIN 1FAHP2F81DG134252 · Stock # MOOSED
“KBB Fair Purchase Price is $7,530 — $9,761 asks $2,200 over it.”
Pros
- 88,858 miles — low for a 2013
- Limited: leather, heated seats, SYNC, 3.5L V6
- Big comfortable full-size sedan; humongous trunk
- Franchise dealer: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, 4.9/5 across 3,093 reviews
Cons
- KBB Fair Purchase Price: $7,530 — this asks $9,761, $2,200 over
- Edmunds average dealer retail: $5,644 — this is $4,100 over
- 13 years old: rubber, suspension, and the water pump (internal on the 3.5L) need checking
- No history badge on the dealer photo — confirm the report
Analysis
The 2013 Ford Taurus Limited is a lot of comfortable car — leather, heated seats, a quiet cabin, and the 3.5L V6. And 88,858 miles is genuinely low for the year. But the price, $9,761, is the problem: KBB Fair Purchase Price is $7,530 and Edmunds average dealer retail is $5,644. This asks $2,200 over KBB and $4,100 over Edmunds retail. At 13 years old, the internal water pump on the 3.5L is a known expensive failure point — verify it’s been done or budget for it. At $7,000 with the water pump addressed, we’d reconsider. As listed: pass.
Market Comparison
Dealer reputation: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram — 4.9/5 on DealerRater across 3,093 reviews.
2013 Ford Taurus Limited market: KBB Fair Purchase Price $7,530; Edmunds average dealer retail $5,644; dealer comps $11,750–$13,688 (higher miles). At $9,761 with 88,858 miles, this unit is $2,200 over KBB fair — over every value benchmark.
The Original Listing
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