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Film Director Barry Levinson Talks About the 2010 Taurus SHO

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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2009

Academy Award-winning film director Barry Levinson ("Rain Man," "Good Morning, Vietnam," "Diner," "Bugsy") contacted Ford to test drive the new 2010 Taurus SHO. As a filmmaker who has always carefully chosen the vehicles seen in his movies, Barry was interested to find out if the newly redesigned 365-hp sedan could live up to all the accolades it has received in the press. He wasn't disappointed.

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  • @KlipschHead281 Big-time congrats! I still look twice at every new Taurus I see on the road.....

  • @colderbeer - Agreed, they did nail it, I own one and love it. Have not been in one as quiet as this one and the ride is awesome.

  • I've never really been a Ford fan, but they nailed it with this SHO!

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  • I wonder if Ford did pay him? The caption at the top right says he contacted Ford to test drive the new Taurus SHO.

  • The new 2010 Taurus is gorgeous! I've already seen quite a few on the road here in the SF Bay Area and I really admire this car. Great job Ford!

  • Sure, Ford is paying him but Barry Levinson sounds very honest and sincere about his praise for the new Taurus. I can't see how anybody can hate on this car....seems like Ford really got it right with this one.

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