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Ford Explorer UN46

1990 – 1995

The sixth generation of the Ford Taurus, introduced in 2010, marked the final installment of the model range, excluding markets in China and the Middle East. This generation was the second iteration of the Taurus as a full-size car, boasting the title of the heaviest sedan in the Ford lineup globally. Despite similarities in chassis with the prior generation, the sixth-generation Taurus was the first to adopt Ford's Kinetic Design language in North America, giving it a more modern aesthetic. Notably, with the elimination of the Mercury brand, this Taurus generation departed from the tradition of having a Mercury Sable counterpart, making it a standalone model. During the production run from 2009 to 2017, a Lincoln version known as the Lincoln MKS was offered as a companion to the Taurus, effectively replacing the Lincoln Town Car. Key Points: 1. The sixth-generation Ford Taurus was the final generation for the model range outside of China and the Middle East. 2. Introduced in 2010, it was the heaviest sedan in Ford's global lineup at the time. 3. The Taurus showcased the Kinetic Design language for the first time in a North American Ford vehicle. 4. With the discontinuation of the Mercury brand, there was no corresponding Mercury Sable model for the Taurus in this generation. 5. The Lincoln MKS served as a counterpart to the Taurus and filled the void left by the Lincoln Town Car in Lincoln's lineup from

2 versions of the Ford Explorer UN46

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Ford Explorer UN46 Sport	1990 to 1995	6 cyl	119 kW (160 hp)	305 Nm	10.5s	Manual	RWD	CROSSOVER
Ford Explorer UN46 x4	1990 to 1995	6 cyl	119 kW (160 hp)	305 Nm	11s	Auto	AWD	CROSSOVER