Is a Crown Victoria a good car?

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1. Is a Crown Victoria a good car?
2. Is Crown Victoria still made?
3. Is a Crown Vic a muscle car?
4. Why did Ford quit making the Crown Victoria?
5. How long can a Crown Vic last?
6. How do you tell if a Crown Vic is a police interceptor?
7. How much is a Crown Victoria?
8. How much does a Ford Crown Victoria cost?
9. How fast can a Crown Vic Police Interceptor go?
10. Do Crown Vics get good gas mileage?
11. Are police Crown Vics fast?
12. How do you tell if a Crown Vic is a P71?
13. Why do police use Crown Vics?

Is a Crown Victoria a good car?

Ford Crown Victoria Ratings Overview The average rating is a 4.1 out of 5 stars. The Ford Crown Victoria Reliability Rating is 3.5 out of 5. It ranks 21st out of 32 for all car brands. Learn more about Ford Crown Victoria Reliability Ratings.

Is Crown Victoria still made?

Last September the California Highway Patrol retired its last two rear-wheel-drive Crown Vics, completing its transition to all-wheel-drive Ford Tauruses and Explorers. And any day now, the Bakersfield Police Department will retire its last black-and-white Crown Vic.

Is a Crown Vic a muscle car?

Muscle cars, pick-up trucks and Nascar, this is what springs to mind when non-Americans think about American motoring but to me, THE American car is neither a muscle nor a pick-up truck. ... It's a sedan made by Ford, the Crown Vic.

Why did Ford quit making the Crown Victoria?

From the early 1990s until the last 2012 model was produced, the car remained largely unchanged in both appearance and functionality. The end result was a large, heavy car that simply didn't fit into modern day society. One of the main reasons that Ford made the decision to discontinue it was because of its size.

How long can a Crown Vic last?

If you are wondering what the life expectancy is on the 4.6L 2V that can be found in the police interceptor, then depending on the maintenace (usually excellent) and depending on what the car was used for (city or highway) you can figure up to around 500,000km.

How do you tell if a Crown Vic is a police interceptor?

0:201:38How to Tell The Difference Between A REAL Police interceptor ... - YouTubeYouTube

How much is a Crown Victoria?

You'll like the Crown Victoria if you enjoy driving a big car with a long hood and sizeable rear quarters. The V8 power is undeniably attractive, and the roomy interior is hard to beat, especially considering the Crown Victoria starts around $25,000.

How much does a Ford Crown Victoria cost?

Make	Avg Price	Last 90 Days
CarGurus Index	$27,736	+9.14%
Ford Crown Victoria	$7,355	+0.31%
1955 Ford Crown Victoria	$47,663	+7.42%
1999 Ford Crown Victoria	$5,594	+34.83%

How fast can a Crown Vic Police Interceptor go?

How fast can a Crown Vic Police Interceptor go? Top speed is limited to 129 mph and braking distances are long, at about 145 feet. available at police auctions. 0-60 mph : 8.7 sec.

Do Crown Vics get good gas mileage?

16 mpg around town and 23 on the highway. Not bad.

Are police Crown Vics fast?

This compares to the standard non-P71 2.73 rear axle ratio with a speed limitation of 110 mph (177 km/h) for all "civilian" Crown Victorias.

How do you tell if a Crown Vic is a P71?

0:412:58Tips to Identifying a Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor - YouTubeYouTube

Why do police use Crown Vics?

The Crown Victoria was so effective in its day because it was bigger than most cars, making visibility a non-issue. It was faster than most common cars back then too, so it could keep up in a high-speed pursuit.