The Crown Victoria I drove was actually a 1989 LTD. It had a 5.0 Litre V8 (same as the early 90's Mustangs). Despite the car's huge size and weight, it has excellent acceleration. In addition, the gas pedal was not too sensitive; therefore, this is a good car for learning how to drive. The build quality is excellent on this car. It could rip through Honda's like they were tin foil. Its as simple as that. This car is very cost effective. As with all cars, it is great on gas if you don't have a lead foot. In addition, parts are easily found. Even though I drove this car for only a few minutes, my hands had to be pryed from the steering wheel. If you like to go on road trips, this is the car to have. The reason is because the seats are very comfortable. Go buy yourself one:)

Was one of the more reliable cars i have ever driven. Should have never sold it. Had big plans to deck it out with new wheels, a new CD player, tinted windows, and maybe even a new paintjob. Started better than any car should in the winter. Great quality car.

all around this is a great car i wouldnt trade it for anything i feel more safe in this car then any other car ive driven i may get made fun of for having an old mans car but ohwell shes mine

it was also a station wagon, and it was sick, i only got rid of it because gas was so bad and i didnt want to deal with the small thing taht were breaking, but the 5.0 was a lot of fun the only problem was the fact that it was old, so original parts were failing and it was getting expensive to fix

Nice ride, comfortable, but the 302 with the tbi fuel injection is worthless, very unreliable.. if you get one, try to get a carbuerated model.