Used 1992 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sedan for SaleNationwide
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- 1992
- Make:
- Ford
- Model:
- Crown Victoria
- Body type:
- Sedan
- Doors:
- 4 doors
- Drivetrain:
- Rear-Wheel Drive
- Engine:
- 190 hp 4.6L V8
- Combined gas mileage:
- 20 MPG
- Fuel type:
- Gasoline
- Transmission:
- 4-Speed Automatic
- Mileage:
- 141,000
- Stock #:
- P1879A
- VIN:
- 2FACP74W9NX134035
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1992 Ford Crown Victoria
LX Sedan
141,000 mi
No Price Listed
4.3 Overall rating
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Jon V
Reviewed a 1992 Ford LX Sedan on Mar 23, 2010
great riding car,comfortable,lots of room,people move outta ur way cuz they think ur a cop!LOL! It was so-so on gas because of the 4.6 engine and price of gas lately. I feel vey comfortable putting my 20 month old son in the middle of the backseat in his carseat. I would buy another one in good condition for the right price!Me and my wife agree the crown is our favorite car out of all we owned together
Alyson C
Reviewed a 1992 Ford LX Sedan on Aug 20, 2009
I love my car. It's golden brown, well-maintained, excellent condition, handles great in city and highway driving. I love both the interior and exterior styling and its fun to drive. I also like the protection factor of having a large car with lots of power especially when needed. This is my favourite car I've owned. I've even said that if I won a lottery, I wouldn't replace it with a newer vehicle.
Brandon I
Reviewed a 1992 Ford LX Sedan on Jul 7, 2009
Performance - haven't really been able to take it out and test it very much, but from what I've heard it handles very well, and will throw you into your seats with the acceleration. Quality - after 17 years of abuse it still runs really nice, car is solid with almost no rust. if it wasnt for that battery bracket under the hood it would be 100% without rust. Appearance - I'm not going to lie, this year of crown vic was fugly, its made worse by the pealing clearcoat and broken off badges, but I love it all the same. Cost - this thing is so easy to maintain and easy to find parts for. any crown vic from 1988 to now has almost all the exact same parts and are 100% compatible. always wanted that 1998 body? well its the same frame so you can put it on with no hassle. The only thing that drives up the cost is gas, that thing eats through gas like you wouldnt believe. sitting idling I watched the fuel needle drop from just above half a tank to just under it. Fun - I havent taken this out very much, but arnt all cars fun if you know how to handle them?
Vlad T
Reviewed a 1992 Ford LX Sedan on Aug 4, 2009
Performance: When I got it the response time was out of control, 90,000+ miles later with a blown head gasket and a dying tranny and it still wants to buck. Build quality: the exterior holds up fine yet the interior is falling apart. The upholstery and dash is a mess ... Appearance: It is a cop car, people move out of my way when I accelerate Cost of Ownership: For the miles I put on it, very reasonable. Gas is okay on highway but honestly I get about 6-9 mpg in the city or stop and go traffic. Fun Factor: AWESOME in the snow, hahah. I don't care what other people will tell you about muscle rearwheel and snow. Once you understand your car its an automotive sled that you can enjoy. In the summer it's fun, just doesn't maneuver as well as I would like. Then again it is almost 4 tons.
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