Overview & Reviews

The only noticeable changes are the elimination of chrome trim from the door handles and bumpers and the addition of a mini spare as standard equipment. Heated side mirrors are now optional and side windows receive the added safety of laminated glass. LX models lose standard features like a power passenger seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel and auto-dimming rearview mirror -- but they can be readded by ordering the LX Premier Group.

• Rear-wheel-drive performance, room for six, comfortable ride, excellent crash test results.

• Large size makes it difficult to park and maneuver, dated interior styling.

User Reviews:

Showing 51 through 60 of 62.00

• 

  My Ford - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Rob54 - March 7 - 10:00 am

  runs great, very solid, good pickup, nice styling. Gas mileage not so great, but good for a v-8. Runs great on the highway

• 

  last canadian crown - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By tim14 - March 1 - 10:00 am

  I couldnt be happier...Im 65", 300 pounds and have spent far too much time in cars built for average sized people. Its effortless driving this car. Its too bad Ford no longer sells the Crown Vic in Canada.

• 

  Quality &Comfort Without the Hype - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By HAS - January 29 - 2:00 am

  The C. V. is used for taxis and law enforcement because of their durability, safety and performance. My last car a Mercedes E class is also used as a taxi in Europe. Great V8 power, style, safety and comfort. Simply a good car for a very good price. A V8 Bmw or Mercedes will run you $20-40K more. As for the SUV craze I dont get why people give up highway performace for off road capabilty they will never use.

• 

  Love the size! - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By skirrits - January 22 - 2:00 am

  Since purchasing my first new car in 1968 (a Ford), Ive also driven Mercurys, Lincolns and Cadillacs. The wife currently drives a 99 Town Car and I traded my 96 Cadillac for this Crown Vic! I like the rear-wheel drive and the handling & power that comes with the Crown Vic.

• 

  The Only Car - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By BCH - January 2 - 11:16 pm

  Being a 22 yr old college student, I needed a vehicle that was reliable, comfortable on those long trips to and from school, and had a low ownership cost (low cost to buy, maintain, and insure). I purchased the 04 Crown Vic off of an individual who had bought the car new. The CV is a bargain and does everything I expected and more. On long trips I can expect 30-32 mpg and around town low 20s. The fuel economy is on par with many 6 cylinder mid-sized sedans. So why not go for more room, more comfort, and 8 cylinder performance? And when some unsuspecting smart alec pops off about it being a "granny car" I simply unleash the Triton V-8 and that shuts them up. A great value and a great car!

• 

  My Crown - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Rod H. - November 4 - 2:00 am

  I purchased this car to drive mainly on the highway. It is an extremely excellent highway car. For the size it gets very good mileage. It has plenty of power and corners much better than expected. (Dont try to outrun one of these in the police car dressing, you cant.)

• 

  great car - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By val clayton - October 15 - 10:53 am

  What a great car! If more people would drive the Crown Vic more would love it! Good mileage great seats and control placement. Lots of power and oh so quiet.

• 

  CROWN VIC - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By MAC - September 7 - 7:23 am

  This vehicle provides extreme comfort for all passengers as well as a sense of security. It rides like sitting on a cloud and handles like a sports car. Excellent braking. Many user comforts. I couldnt be more satisfied.

• 

  Love the car - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Carra - July 31 - 10:00 am

  I love the car

• 

  Excellent Car - 2004 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Gary S - June 11 - 3:36 am

  This was my first new car. At age 54, I had only driven used cars and decided to treat myself to a new one. Mine was a left-over 2004 model that I bought in early 2005 at a very steep discount. Its the cheapie base model, but who cares, I dont next extra plasti-chrome or fancy wheels. Its got a simple presentation but thats to my liking; I dont need extra cup holders or cargo nets or any of that fluffy stuff. Everything in mine is simple, like analog instruments, manual heat/def. controls, etc.