2006 Crown Victoria Police Intercepter on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
I am selling my Wife's Crown Vic - I bought this for her about 2 1/2 years ago and it has been a very good car. This was our 3rd Crown Vic and they have all been great cars, they get good gas mileage, this one gets about 23 MPG on the highway and about 18 in the city. I am only selling this one because I bought her a SUV and we have 3 more vehicles between the 2 of us. Just too many cars for 2 people. This was a former police car and I left the spotlight and the push bar on the front. This has the bucket seats that was in it when I bought it and a console in it that we have used for all three police cars that we have had, it fits between the seats and matches the color inside the car. It will come with a full size spare tire and a small floor jack, the tires passed inspection but it may need tires before vary long. Car handles well and the only thing I didn't like about it is that it didn't come with a cruise control. It has the cloth bucket seats in front, vinyl seat in back and the vinyl floorboard mat. All of the Crown Victoria's that I have owned, including this one, has been in much better shape than most of the ones I have seen. They all still look like police cars, but some just look like the people that drove them didn't take care of them and others look like the same people drove them and took care of them. I prefer you come look at it before buying, but if you can't, then I will only hold you to the $200.00 deposit, should you decide this car is not for you. I would have no problem driving this car anywhere, I never had a problem with it and I do not foresee any problems in the near future.
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