Faults:

The radiator thermostat cap blew once because the car overheated.

It very very rarely stalls due to faulty timing belt.

The check engine light loves to come on frequently.

General Comments:

The Lincoln Town Car is one luxurious American car.

I am very pleased with its comfort, styling, reliability, and handling for such a large car.

It is loaded with tons of amenities, such as standard 8-way power seats, mirrors, windows, cassette player, plush leather interior, key less entry key pad and fob, wood grain interior trim, automatic headlights, trip computer, and the list goes on and on.

Car is fast when you push its strong V-8. Have raised and beaten many cars.

Faults:

Intake manifold cracked -- known engineering problem with the car -- cost me $900.

Shocks replaced.

Upper and lower ball joints replaced -- factory parts are junk, use aftermarket replacements.

Tires, the factory Michelins are outstanding and have a whitewall!

Transmission flaking out -- common to need a new transmission at 125k-150k.

General Comments:

The most luxurious car on the market. I've owned Benzes, a 93 Town Car, and my family members own trucks and other sedans. The Town Car is the hands down winner for comfort, the most space, and the easiest to drive/park.

Engine speed is decent considering the weight and size of the car. I added an aftermarket engine computer chip, and it dramatically improved the acceleration of the car (+10hp/+22lbsft). A number of engineering problems Ford has let slip through and recalled only on Taxi/Fleet/Limo-type vehicles. If I buy another Lincoln, it will be on one of those programs to ensure proper warranty service.

All in all, with a few faults that every car has, it's one of the best cars on the road today!