2007 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Park Ridge, Illinois, United States
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If there are any questions, or additional photos you would like to see, please ask. We will try to fulfill all requests. This car has endured very little wear since 2007. The leather seats are like new, the A/C works as it should, as well as the drive train, and the electronics. The ride is smooth and quiet. This car would be great for a small business, or gentleman who needs a car for getting from point A-B as comfortably and as reliably as possible. My mechanic suggests that these cars are an end of an era for the Town Car's reliability, the newer Lincoln's boast too many electrical features for a long vehicle life. We often see Lincolns of this type last into the 500,000 mile age.
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