1993 Ford Crown Victoria LX 4.6 V-8 from North America

Summary:

The best deal for a daily driver with a lot of options!

Faults:

In the time that I have owned the car the only thing to go bad was the driver's side power window. But, I was able to fix it myself.

General Comments:

Out of all the cars I have had this is the most reliable and the best deal for the money. It has performance and style as well as good construction and mechanics.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 15th May, 2001

1993 Ford Crown Victoria LX V8 from North America

Summary:

I feel this is an affordable luxury car!

Faults:

The shocks on the hood went out, so the hood won't stay up.

The temperature selector became loose.

General Comments:

This car is fabulous! It is so roomy and comfortable.

It has the greatest extras I have ever seen!

The engine is very strong! Under the hood this thing is a Lexus.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 22nd February, 2001

13th May 2003, 13:21

Like a Lexus?

This is a ford car with V8 muscle power, it shouldn't feel like a Toyota.

1993 Ford Crown Victoria LX 4.6 V8 from North America

Faults:

At 70,000 Km valve train becomes noisy. Dealer does gunk removal, claims noise is much less but I don't think so. Still makes a lot of noise. I've been told this is a great engine. Is that a fact??

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know

Review Date: 2nd December, 1998

28th Jul 2001, 23:39

Yes, it is a fact that it is a great engine. You just ran into a problem as any car owner eventually does. In fact most of the people who buy Crown Victoria's are very happy with them.

31st Mar 2004, 12:25

I guess a lot of it has to do with how your crown vic was used before you got it, generally the police cruisers run like a dream because they are maintained and babied by the police department. But if yours came from the Taxi's (most likely using propane or natural gas) then yes, as they just run them for as long as they go until they are no longer worth keeping.

In reply to 31st Mar 2004, 12:25

20th Mar 2017, 21:48

I doubt that many police departments baby their Crown Victorias. Police departments used to use the Vic because it was durable. Even with heavy use, it would go 250 to 300 thousand. Wrecked cruisers and old units were used for parts, since many years used the same components, saving on repairs.