Editing Ford Taurus (section)

==Second generation (1992)==
{{Main|Ford Taurus (second generation)}}
[[File:91-95 Ford Taurus sedan.jpg|thumb|1994–1995 Ford Taurus sedan]]
[[File:2nd-Ford-Taurus-GL-wagon-rear.jpg|thumb|1992 Ford Taurus wagon]]

The Taurus received its first redesign in late 1991 for the 1992 model year, using the same chassis and with revisions to every exterior body panel other than the doors &mdash; largely as major facelift to the first generation design,<ref name = "bestselling" /> gaining several inches in length and over 200 pounds in curb weight,<ref name="TCCA">{{cite web|url=http://www.ford-taurus.org/taurusinfo/G2/index.php|title=Taurus/Sable Spotter's Guide: Second Generation (1992–1995)|publisher=Taurus Car Club of America|access-date=April 5, 2008}}</ref> and marketed solely with V6 engines and automatic transmissions. The Taurus SHO made its return, with an automatic transmission option joining the manual transmission.

The interior was also completely revised, gaining an optional passenger-side airbag, which became standard for model year 1994 and  becoming the first mid-size sedan marketed in the United States with standard dual airbags.<ref name = "bestselling" />

The second generation become the best-selling car in the [[United States]], maintained the title throughout its duration,<ref name = "bestselling" /> and reached a production of 1.4 million before ending in 1995.<ref name = "TCCA numbers" />
{{-}}