Overview & Reviews

Having been freshened with a host of changes last year, the Town Car is largely unchanged for 2004. Last year's Executive model is now the Signature, and the Cartier becomes the Ultimate (available in both regular- and long-wheelbase versions). Sirius Satellite Radio is now a dealer-installed option.

• Roomy interior, quiet cabin, throaty V8 engine, huge trunk, availability of a long-wheelbase model.

• Interior looks ancient compared to equivalently priced European and Japanese luxury sedans, poor resale value.

User Reviews:

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  great car, used - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By guyb50 - February 14 - 8:13 am

  I have always loved Lincolns. My father had a 1977 Mark 5 that I used to drive. I bought this Town Car used, with 45k miles on it.,,was in showroom new condition. i love the ride, and it has been a pleasure to own. No mechinacal problems,just gas and oil

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  Like our Lincoln - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By SHC - December 31 - 2:00 am

  Very roomy, comfortable. Drives good for a large car.

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  3rd Town Car - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By JIMVATO - November 19 - 2:00 am

  My first town car was a 1995 exective. My 2nd town car a 2001 Signature which had all the bells and whistles. This past year my wife decided she want a new car. She wanted the Lincoln logo on the car plus the auto trunk closing. What the dealership failed to tells us that when we got our Signature Town Car is really was a downsize signature to an exective. Now I do not have but a single CD player with the worst sound system in it. You almost have to rise the volume to the extreme in order to hear the music. There are no auto seat adjusters for different drivers.

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  American Luxury at its finest - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By Thomas - September 20 - 10:33 pm

  My grandfather drove a Town Car for many years and now I know why. Big, roomy, comfortable, and safe. Gas mileage isnt great (20.9) but then it only needs 87 octane gas. At 32, I am one of the younger Town Car drivers, but I wouldnt drive anything else. Absolutely love it for cruising the open highway (we go up north quite a bit), windows up or down. The sound system, even the default one, is better than most home stereo systems.

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  WAKE UP EDMUNDS - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By sgw2002 - July 3 - 10:00 am

  The car is superb! This is what a full size luxury car is all about, not a mid size or compact foreign brand but a true full size American piece of iron. But the reviewers at Edmunds have forgotten the true purpose of a vehicle like the Town Car. The fit and finish of exterior metal is excellent as is the interior. Quite, comfortable, lots of space, descent MPG, more then adequate get-up-and go at a fraction of the price of a Deville. Caddy, eat your hear out! Edmunds, I little more objective reviewing, please.

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  Rateing - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By Leonard Tyson - June 1 - 2:00 am

  Ilove everything about this town car except the radio.It should have one of the best radio,s on the market,but it does not.

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  2004 Lincoln Town Car - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By Thomas K - May 25 - 9:16 pm

  Bought 2004 LTC in 2005. Love this car because: Dimensions are palatial. Ride is unparalleled. Easy to pass slowpokes. Good gas mileage for 4,500 Sedan. Very nice to look at - proud to own. Power everything. The funny thing about all the editors reviews is that they all say the car basically stinks. But most people who actually buy them love them. I wonder why that is. I wouldnt drive anything else. By the way the Mercury Grand Marquis is not a poor mans Town Car. The Marquis is a good, solid car, but the Lincoln Town Car easily outclasses the Marquis.

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  unknown answer - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By h82bbt - January 13 - 10:00 am

  I enjoy the Town Car, especially the exterior design. The interior need some work

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  A very comfortable car - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By Wyndol S - September 13 - 2:00 am

  The ride and handling is much improved over previous models. The power is very good considering this is a regular gas engine (which is a plus in my opinion). I love the back up warning system. The only negative I have is the clock. Hey Ford, stop using 22 year old fresh out of college designers to design a vehicle purchased by 60 year olds. The clock is way too small and the background colors make it hard to see. Your designers should try reading the clock while wearing sunglasses. Next time design a clock that is at minimum 3" in diameter.

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  Lincoln Town Car Evaluation - 2004 Lincoln Town Car
  By John Dear - July 31 - 2:00 am

  This car was ready to drive out of the dealership. The Hiway road feel and quiet operation is matched by its economic operation. 22 mpg during the first 350 mile round trip is good for this heavy comfortable vehicle while driving at very high speeds.