Used 1997 Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan Consumer Reviews
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Solid Choice
yankeev8, 03/17/2011
Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan
7 of 30 people found this review helpful
Its a solid, dependable and comfortable car. Bought it from my aunt and have had no problems. Surprisingly good fuel economy, I easily average between 22-25 mpg driving with a bit of a heavy foot. Power is good as well, has no problem passing and gets up to speed quickly. Transmission shifts smoothly and down the highway the car is quiet aside from some minor wind noise from the back driver's side window. Has an absoluely huge drunk and lots of interior space. A very easy car to drive but one that you can have a bit of fun with too.
p71 police interceptor
qunicy, 11/28/2003
Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan
6 of 38 people found this review helpful
this car is a heck of a lot of fun. if you can get a used police car get one.people wont tailgate you and give you plenty of room on the freeway.police package gives you heavy duty frame,oil and trans coolers, and heavy duty suspension. plus long life silicone hoses.the only drawback is the interior but when you can insert a lincoln ls leather interior.all is good
Getrdone!!
CROWNVICKY!, 01/05/2010
Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan
2 of 26 people found this review helpful
You better hop on down to your nearest crown vic seller and anti up that money!!!! This is a great car and reliability? whoa!!! Shucho' mouth!!! Bustin' in at 238000 miles and purring like a wild kitty purrin'!!! Getchu 1!
1997 Crown Vic 141k Miles
plymouthfury58, San Diego, CA, 03/22/2011
Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan
2 of 26 people found this review helpful
I bought this car 3 months ago for $1400 from an exchange student. The lack of maintenance from the previous owner caused the radiator to fail, the transmission to slip and the engine to overheat. Hit a curb at 50 mph going down a hill, no damage from either at all. Drove to the shop just fine. Cost $450 to do all of the neglected maintenance at one. No permanent damage. A true testament to it's durability. The intake manifold needed replacement. Last owner took care of that. Even when in disrepair, it ran smoothly and beautifully. Steering is tricky and jittery but not too bad. Fuel efficiency is not fantastic but can be improved and is an even tradeoff for the safety and durability.
factory defect
40yrforder, 06/26/2002
Ford Crown Victoria 4dr Sedan
1 of 18 people found this review helpful
weld securing steering arm did not hold;ford diagnosed this as "defective"but since warranty has expired will do nothing.this is a life threatening problem which they have dismissed;no more fords for me.
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