1984 Lincoln Town Car Reviews, Pricing & Specs
































































What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 1984 Lincoln Town Car appreciate its spacious interior and comfortable ride. Many enjoy its roomy design, likening it to sitting in a lounge chair, and find it great for long trips due to its ample trunk space. However, some drivers report issues with sluggish performance and less-than-ideal fuel economy. The classic 'boat-like' feel is either favored or critiqued depending on personal preference, but general reliability seems to be a concern for some owners who face maintenance challenges."
it runs pretty well for being 25 years old. a little sluggish, but i don't mind. gas mileage is terrible, but then again it's 25 years old. fun to drive, you just float over the road, no bumps or anything.
August 4, 2009Very boat-like - The "baby Lincolns" of the early 80's retained much of the style and spirit of their older cousins, but in attempts to achieve higher fuel economy and lower emissions, Lincoln downsized the engines significantly. 400/460cid gave way to 302cid, carburated went out to throttle body injection. These towncars are just the ride you would expect; luxurious and boatlike. Slows down well, accelerates like a fat kid.
October 6, 2013I bought this car for 750$ cad. It has a fuelly 302 with true duels, they get aroung 25mpg highway I think. someone has removed the catylitic converters. It currently runs, but real rough, I had to install o2 sensor/new exhaust manifold and a tune up kit air/fuel filters, plugs, wires, rebuilt the distributor etc and a new heater core....ARRGH took me a couple days, the interior is rough but seats/dash still nice, and it has a leaky steering box, she has all the options, power seats, power sunroof, posi-traction auto headlight dimmer, backup sensor 4 speed with automatic overdrive and a trip meter. Its going to be a rough ride repairing this beast but I bought her cause shes suprisingly solid, no rust anywhere ans 200km go figure it would need that much tlc eh? This car is a great highway car, no fun in tight parking lots, its got good power when running true and handles good except the leak in the steering box. Old Lincolns no doubt gots apperance of a mafia dons car, the classy elegant look. If you find one that works better than mine its awesome ride for roadtrips, more than enough room. mine has a mig-welder in the trunk hahaha. After I get more parts, My overall opinion of the car will get better, I hope.
November 29, 2008What owners say
it runs pretty well for being 25 years old. a little sluggish, but i don't mind. gas mileage is terrible, but then again it's 25 years old. fun to drive, you just float over the road, no bumps or anything.
August 4, 2009Very boat-like - The "baby Lincolns" of the early 80's retained much of the style and spirit of their older cousins, but in attempts to achieve higher fuel economy and lower emissions, Lincoln downsized the engines significantly. 400/460cid gave way to 302cid, carburated went out to throttle body injection. These towncars are just the ride you would expect; luxurious and boatlike. Slows down well, accelerates like a fat kid.
October 6, 2013I bought this car for 750$ cad. It has a fuelly 302 with true duels, they get aroung 25mpg highway I think. someone has removed the catylitic converters. It currently runs, but real rough, I had to install o2 sensor/new exhaust manifold and a tune up kit air/fuel filters, plugs, wires, rebuilt the distributor etc and a new heater core....ARRGH took me a couple days, the interior is rough but seats/dash still nice, and it has a leaky steering box, she has all the options, power seats, power sunroof, posi-traction auto headlight dimmer, backup sensor 4 speed with automatic overdrive and a trip meter. Its going to be a rough ride repairing this beast but I bought her cause shes suprisingly solid, no rust anywhere ans 200km go figure it would need that much tlc eh? This car is a great highway car, no fun in tight parking lots, its got good power when running true and handles good except the leak in the steering box. Old Lincolns no doubt gots apperance of a mafia dons car, the classy elegant look. If you find one that works better than mine its awesome ride for roadtrips, more than enough room. mine has a mig-welder in the trunk hahaha. After I get more parts, My overall opinion of the car will get better, I hope.
November 29, 2008The "baby Lincolns" of the early 80's retained much of the style and spirit of their older cousins, but in attempts to achieve higher fuel economy and lower emissions, Lincoln downsized the engines significantly. 400/460cid gave way to 302cid, carburated went out to throttle body injection. These towncars are just the ride you would expect; luxurious and boatlike. Slows down well, accelerates like a fat kid.
September 23, 2013It's a great car. Enjoy riding in this car because it's like you are sitting in a lounge chair. There is plenty of leg room in the front and back seats. Plenty of space in the trunk. Lots of room for friends and family.
August 29, 2011Great car for teaching new drivers the finer art of parrallel parking. also good if driving anywhere theres ice or snowy roads as it weights 5400 pounds an can get thru just about anything as long as have good tread on the 15" stock tires. built like a tank, an rather fondley known as a landyacht for its rolling over bumps as if your on cloud nine in a boat lol.
February 22, 2013Trims & specs
Base MSRP $22,742 | Seating 6 |
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Base MSRP $21,076 | Seating 6 |
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Base MSRP $19,107 | Seating 6 |
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