1996 Ford Crown Victoria Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$21,340 to $23,165

What owners say

AI Summary · 8 reviews

"Overall, drivers appreciate the 1996 Ford Crown Victoria for its powerful V8 engine and spacious interior, making it comfortable for long drives. However, many find it challenging to handle in snowy conditions and note reliability issues. Owners generally like its smooth ride and good acceleration but wish for better performance in handling and weather."

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8 reviews
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Huge car, very roomy and comfortable interior (front and rear), gigantic trunk. Strong V8 provides good acceleration. Handling is a bit vague due to ancient rear live axle on body on frame design. Brakes are OK. Very smooth ride.

March 28, 2008

It is truly a land yacht, but on of the most solid motors ever built, have had the car a while and not one engine problem and it is just about to break 100k. knock on wood of course!! a very solid body and with that a wonderful ride, set the cruise on the freeway and relax

November 12, 2008

Mechanically a very solid car. Has the power to either ease around town or get out on the freeway and run. A bit thirsty in town but very economical on the highway getting about 18 mpg in town and 26 avg mpg on the road. Only complaint really is that it has electrical issues.

October 9, 2008

$21,340 to $23,165