1999 Lincoln Town Car Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Bought 2years ago. Had strange problems. Windshield wiper kept breaking down cost $300 To finally get fixed. Then the bucking began at 35 to 50 mph, took awhile to find out what was wrong. Many solutions mentioned on car guru .took the least expensive, replaced air filter and fuel filter , worked great! Hope that's it for awhile. When's working right ,it's a great rideMay 17, 2014

The first several times I drove the Towncar, I felt like I was driving a hearse. I had to make the adjustment to driving a bigger vehicle, but I sure did enjoy the stares I got and continue to get driving my Towncar. I LOVE the absence of outside noise from within. I LOVE the extras that come with the vehicle, itself. Overall, I LOVE this vehicle and would consider getting another one. =))Feb 15, 2012

I love Lincolns, I hate what they have done to the new ones. The ride is as you have heard. It corners beautifully. The paint stays good. I felt safe in the one I wrecked so i feel safe in this one. It is fun to drive if you roll all the windows down and open the moon roof, lay the passenger seat back and watch the stars go by. I've never had it in the garage in 10 years. It doesn't have keys on the door, I wanted that but it does have that lovely moon roof. Nov 29, 2011

I've been driving a '99 Towncar for the last 6 years. It has been very dependable. When I purchased it with 40,000 miles on it, all the scheduled maintenance had been done on the vehicle, so I didn't have to do anything for the first year-and-a-half. Then at 65,000 miles I had it tuned, not because it was running improperly, I just figured it couldn't hurt and perhaps I would get better gas mileage. The mileage didn't improve at all and the vehicle ran exactly the same. Last year I had to replace the air conditioning compressor and that cost $650. Other than that the vehicle has been trouble free. I actually went to the Lincoln dealership to inquire about purchasing or leasing a new Towncar, however they only offered me $3000 for my '99. At that rate, I would keep the '99 and purchase or lease a new one and drive them both to keep the mileage off the new one, and drive the old one in the winter and the bad weather. The new one seemed very similar to the old one, except for small differences in the headlights and tailights, and the dashboard was a little different. That's about it. Good luck and God bless.Jan 22, 2008