The full-size American sedan that defined the '80s cop car and taxi cab. It's body-on-frame, RWD, and powered by a 5.0L Windsor V8 that'll run forever. It's a living room on wheels—and a bulletproof workhorse.
Full-size, body-on-frame, RWD. The LTD (1975-1982) was a whale—over 5 meters long. The 1983-1986 LTD switched to the Fox platform (mid-size, unibody). The Crown Vic (1983-1991) is the one everybody remembers: massive sedan/coupe/wagon, 5.0L Windsor V8 (150 hp), AOD 4-speed overdrive automatic, and a 8.8-inch rear axle. It's a living room on wheels—recirculating-ball steering, soft springs, and bushings the size of your fist.
The 5.0L and AOD combo is long-lived if you keep the transmission fluid cool. The 8.8 rear end is nearly indestructible. These cars were taxi-cabs and police cruisers for a reason—they'll do 300k miles. Watch for rust on the frame rails and the AOD TV (Throttle Valve) cable—if it's misadjusted, it'll burn up the transmission in 50 miles.
Every listing below is VIN-matched to your exact LTD Crown Victoria before it ships, backed by a 60-day replacement warranty:
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