1994 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor 4.6 from North America

Summary:

A reliable cruiser with sports car qualities

Faults:

The windshield wiper/turning signal is broken. It's like it has a mind of its own sometimes.

It burns about a half quart every 2000 miles.

Other than this, it has had nothing go wrong.

General Comments:

This has been a great car. It has the police package so it handles good and has plenty of power.

The oil burning is very typical of these cars so I am not too bummed about it.

It's a great car just to cruise in. I can fit about 5 people in and it's still roomy.

It also gets great gas mileage. I recently took a trip to Colorado and it ran like a top the whole time. My best miles per gallon was 27. Not bad from a V8. On average I get 22.

I recommend this car to anyone.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 13th September, 2001

1994 Ford Crown Victoria LX 4.6 V8 from North America

Summary:

A death trap

Faults:

Transimisson went at 40000 miles.

Door lock broke, fixed twice.

Motor in the window went three times.

When you put the blinker on the wipers don't work.

And last but not least, the car had an electrical fire when I was driving with my 3 small children in the car where all windows would not open, door locks failed, trunk would not open.

Ford no longer makes the replacement harness to fix it and it's not covered under insurance so I'm out $7500 for my car unless a junk yard some where comes up with the part. I have had a nationwide search out for 2 months for the part with no luck.

General Comments:

Ford are the worst and so are their cars.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No

Review Date: 16th June, 2001

28th Jul 2001, 23:30

I've owned two or three Fords in my life and they are the best cars I've ever owned. I still own a Ford. I had a Chevy or two before also, it sucked.

20th Aug 2001, 23:07

I see a pattern here. Called lack of maintenance. Ford specifies that the tranny fluid be replaced every 30,000 miles. Somehow, I have a feeling it wasn't done. Lack of maintenance, trashed tranny.

If you experienced electrical problems consistently, it's obvious that your dealer was suffering a cranial rectal inversion. (If you took it there) Any competent dealer would see this and condemn the main harness. As far as finding another one, I could have one tomorrow. Maybe your salvage yard is suffering the same inversion noted above.

Don't be so quick to condemn Ford. It appears that you may not have held up your end of the bargain, either.

14th May 2003, 02:33

SCARY, Anyone want my 94 crown vic interceptor.

1st Jul 2006, 16:09

I have a 1994 Crown Victoria. Recently the clear coating is coming off in different areas.Ihave seen another car the same as mine doing the same thing in the same areas as mine.I would like to know what I can do about it.I love my car.But it has become a real eye sore.Please help.