Used 2006 Ford Crown Victoria Consumer Reviews
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Love this car
Love this car in every way. I'm a tall guy so it has plenty of room. This is my second Vic. I will drive these cars until I can't find one anymore...Parts are cheap, easy to repair myself. Never had any Major problems. Recommend cross drilled rotors and ceramic/ Kevlar pads. Made this beast stop like a smaller ride. Happy driving!
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Yes, WHAT A CAR. I VERY PLEASED. WOULD NEVER SELL
Buy it! Be sure it does run well and doesn't burn oil but it is not for everyone. It is a big car and has lots of room even in the back seat. Some call this a boat, if my boat had the power, space and smooth engine this car has I would take it out everyday. I am not a Ford guy and it has impressed me. Buy it !!!!
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- Base SedanMSRP: $5,5001,162 mi away
Former police vehicle
Bought my Crown Vic with 180,000k miles for $1900.00 from a detective. They didn’t want it anymore because the A/C and cruise control was out. I now have 250,000 miles on in and i still race people on the highway and win. I get it up to 100mph regularly and have topped 135mph a few times. Its the most dependable car on the road as it is the last full body sedan ever made. The last vic made in 2011 even has its own youtube video - and for that matter there is a MASSIVE online community that is souley based around this vehicle and will all support my claims as well as help with ANY maintenance related questions. There is a reason these are fleet vehicles.
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2005 Police Interceptor P71
I purchased a used 2005 police interceptor from auction. It awesome driving this thing around, everyone slows down; they don't cut into your lane and they show you RESPECT. Dollar for dollar the best vehicle you can own as large size sedan. Work is required to maintain, power windows stopped working at 149K miles. (Had to change spark plugs at 140k) Since those changes everything worked great! I literally did everything in this car, an excellent beater car. Off roading, donuts, burnouts; I even crashed into a few things and the car was still fine. I sold it because of it's gas consumption. It drinks regular [87] gas like a truck. Insurance was good on this car too. Overall: I would buy this car again, just for fun. I do recommend! PROS: People think your a cop and share the road- Durable and reliable- Parts are cheap to fix/repair- massive truck space- (you could fit 3 full size tires back there) CONS: Poor gas mileage- Larger vehicle (harder to park) On wet roads it becomes easy to fish tail. (Slips & slides on wet roads with all the power and weight in the rear) WOULD RECOMMEND!
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Buy it!
I bought this at about 76k miles, I now have almost 83k. It is all black and leather interior, just about all the extras you can add. I drove this from Austin, Texas to Pennsylvania. It was a 1600 miles trip and the car was fully packed, back seat included. I still got 24-25 mpg. City driving is about 18 but for a V8 and how heavy the car is, not bad at all. I love it and wouldn't sell it at all. Great power and actually a head turner, probably cause they think I am undercover ;). People do move out of the way on the highway though. I do plan on adding some extras like intake and exhaust etc for even more of a muscle car.