Overview & Reviews
No major changes for the Crown Victoria this year.
- Low price, rear-wheel-drive performance, standard ABS, room for six, comfortable ride, excellent crash test results.
- Large size makes it difficult to park and maneuver, dated interior styling.
User Reviews:
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CVPI Review - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By steve bloom - May 11 - 5:00 pmThis is a brand new 2005 Police Interceptor with the 250 hp engine. Quick midrange performance, but slower off the line due to the curb weight. Outstanding response and handles like its on rails. Very well balanced. Spartan interior but very comfortable buckets with power adjustment. Dual exhaust has a nice sound but is subdued at the same time. Same as the LX Sport except for the 11 hp increase.
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Crown Victoria LX - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By CrownVic420 - March 1 - 10:00 amI bought the car a bit over a year ago and i loved it more and more since i got it. It has a bit of a rattle on the door and the cup holder but its all good. But the tape player automatically seeks if you go 30 seconds without playing a song but it works. The left shocks and struts squeak when i turn left which concerns me a little. But i think their ok. The seats are big and comfortable and it is very roomy which is great because Im pretty tall. The gas mileage is good for what it is i usually get about 20 mpg in a good day and 26-28 on the highway going at 80.
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My Crown Vic - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By Arnold - January 5 - 12:33 amThis car is a winner. It accelerates well, cruises without any problem and handles well in tight situations. No wonder law enforcement relies on this car to be its "police interceptor." I love this car.
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I love it, G/F Hates it - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By Robert - December 21 - 12:40 pmGirlfriend hates it cause its for old people or police. My opinion, I hate FWD cars. V8-RWD is the only way to go. Only car left around $30k is Crown Vic. Actually paid $28k for the LX Sport. Love the auto climate, huge bucket seats, and power everything. Soft yet firm ride with the sport package. This thing is a real cruiser. People get out of my way going down the highway. For the money and the options, you cant beat it. Luxury car options and size for mid-size import cost. Lots of room everywhere. If police trust them, so can I. No problems with downshifting going up mountains. Everybody I talk to likes the car. I would buy again!
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Crown Vic - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By Rob - August 26 - 11:53 amGood solid old fashioned car.
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crown vic performance - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By jim morgan - July 22 - 10:00 amwith the handling and performance package, performance is must better, however fuel mileage suffers.
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Sturdy and comfortable - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By mjjust - July 15 - 1:30 amI bought this car for this reason only; it was the only 4 door v8 rwd American car in my price range. I got much more. It has to be the most comfortable car I have owned, even my mother-in-law prefers the ride to her Caddy DTS (and she has ONLY driven Caddys for the last 30 years). There is plenty of room, huge trunk, great mileage (22 mpg in mixed driving, 26 on trips). The resale is horrible, so I found a certified pre-owned and saved $13000.
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Great Vehicle! - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By ddmcnew - September 20 - 10:00 amThis has to be the most comfortable vehicle I have ever owned. It has a great ride and handles wonderfully. Eats a little extra gas, but for the ride its worth it.
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Okay, I guess. - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By Mike Stevenson - May 31 - 8:10 pmI think my Ford is okay. It has a smooth ride, yet it isnt as smooth as the Toyota Avalon or the Honda Accord. It is an okay car. This car gets an average of 15 miles to the gallon. I have been driving this car for 6 months and after 28,000 miles I needed a new transmission. This car is very comfortable.
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2005 CROWN VIC - 2005 Ford Crown Victoria
By Slikfuk - March 21 - 10:00 amNice smooth, quiet ride. Comfortable seats, easy to reach controls and responsive to steering.
