And the 2010 Ford Shelby GT500 is absolutely no exception, at least in my (not so) humble estimation. This car is so hot it sizzles — and with an MSRP value ranging between $46,325 and $51,325, it really should. Out loud.

Still, that is not too steep for a car like this, I don’t think, especially since it is available as either a coupe … or as a convertible. Meow! Plus, considering the car in question, the fuel economy is not too bad either. Sure, 22 miles per gallon for highway driving and 14 miles per gallon for city driving definitely is not spectacular, but the damage ain’t that bad either.

Besides, it’s a Shelby!

The fact that they act actually affordable!  You do not have to be a trust fund baby in order to get one of these cars; however, they do look absolutely incredible on the road!

One thing that you will notice however about this particular car, especially the 2010 version is the fact that it is a gas-guzzler.  You will definitely be buying quite a lot of gas for this particular model; however, everything else on this car has been improved upon, especially the overall feel!

First and foremost, I hate – I absolutely hate Ford cars and I absolutely hate the Ford Taurus.  Then – well, then they started coming up with the new Ford Taurus SHO and I have to say that this incredible car is absolutely beautiful and totally incredible all over the place!  The under the hood features have changed, the exterior has changed, the interior has changed – pretty much, Ford has gotten a lot better and they have changed up their style a bit.

The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is installed with a twin-turbocharged, direct injection, 3.5 liter V-6 ecoboost engine that has a rating of about 365, which is definitely nothing to sneeze at!  The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is absolutely a fast car and I am so glad that they switched up the body on it as well.

So if you want luxury, you shouldn’t have to look further than the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO!

First is the McKey (on Limited models and XLT) which permits the owners of the Escape to set or program the unit of the car’s top speed and likewise, the audio volume. Aside from that, it can also be set to turn on warning sounds when the car is revving up at 45 mph, 55 mph or at 65 mph and will flash with seatbelt prompts and to give off warnings for low-fuel ahead of time.

Second is the Active Park Assist, to make parking trouble free for teens and adults. It can actually locate a spot for parking, drives and parks the driver into that spot. All the driver has to mind is the gas pedal and the brake.

The SUV is also enhanced with the Integrated Spotter Mirrors and Rear View Camera System that will make the driver have the total visibility around his car and will allow maximum driving security. Lastly is the SYNC which will make the driver in touch with traffic situations, and some problems that can be detected in advance.

The price of the 2010 Escape SUV is not yet released, but it was assured that the price won’t be increased too much from its current base price of $21,160.