If you want a big American luxury car for a reasonable price, the Town Car is the only game in town, but equivalently priced European and Japanese luxury sedans are better in almost every respect.
Roomy interior, quiet cabin, throaty V8 engine, huge trunk, availability of a long-wheelbase model.
Interior looks ancient compared to equivalently priced European and Japanese luxury sedans, poor resale value.
Available Town Car Sedan Models
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Signature
Executive Limousine Fleet
Executive Livery Fleet
Signature Limited
Executive L Fleet
Signature L
Lincoln juggles the Town Car's trim levels again this year; the base car is now the Signature, and the Signature Limited represents the loaded version. A Signature L fills the long-wheelbase slot for 2005. (Another long-wheelbase Town Car, the Executive L, is available but it is restricted to commercial fleet sales only.) The navigation radio option now includes a THX-certified audio system and satellite radio compatibility. Additionally, a new two-spoke steering wheel debuts this year.
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