2000 Lincoln Town Car Executive L

Six more inches of length set the Executive L apart from the trim known simply as the Executive. This extra space translated mostly into rear legroom, where it was appreciated by the Very Important Passengers in this livery-minded land barge.

The extra-long full-sized luxury sedan was intended as a fleet vehicle as opposed to one for the general consumer. It was not open to a couple of options that the more expensive Signature and Cartier trims were privy to, namely a higher-powered engine (15 more horses) and power moonroof.

Still, its standard features were plush, as they included leather seating, keyless entry, traction control, and side-impact airbags. Systems that were upgraded for this model year were the steering, suspension, and transmission, and improvements were also made in the Town Car's aerodynamics and quietness.