Overview & Reviews

New safety items have been added, including an emergency trunk release, child seat-anchor brackets and the Belt Minder system. The rear-axle ratio for Crown Victorias with the handling package changes from 3.27 to 3.55, for quicker acceleration. Two new shades of green are offered -- Tropical Green and Dark Green Satin.

• Considerable interior space, lots of luxury for a reasonable price, ski racks make you look like a police cruiser.

• Lacks refinement, ski racks make you look like a police cruiser.

User Reviews:

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  Good basics, but needs some work - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By CVPI2000 - October 13 - 4:13 am

  I bought a 2000 Police Interceptor based on its safety and cooling capacity. Its a blast to drive, but some things need work. I bought an aftermarket console for between the seats for $50 on eBay- great investment.

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  4.6 liters can it get any better - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By enjbriggs - July 9 - 10:00 am

  I always had my heart set on a crown vic, once I test drove one I was sold I traded in my dodge Neon and was the proud owner of a 2000 crown vic. At only 23yo I still get funny looks on road

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  Love It - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By sigvold juliussen - July 6 - 12:13 am

  Just bought this 7 year old car and drives like a dream. Great gas mileage, I just put over 700 biway miles on it. I got 26mpg on Alaskas mountain roads (my Focus only gets 30 pmg) I get 18 mpg in city driving and my Focus only got 20 mpg. Im 64" and 280 lbs and my hips no longer hurt. I guess Im to big for the Focus. Well worth the extra 10% in gas.

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  One Sweet Vickie - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Jimacpro - March 21 - 6:53 pm

  Purchased this car off lease from a national grocery broker. car was well maintained, and continues to enjoy regular maintenance. Large car, solid body, and excellent suspension make this sedan a true interstate cruiser. when operated on cruise control with the A/C on, I experience a solid 27 MPG at 75 MPH. Performance to spare, I never lack in acceleration when merging onto the busiest of thoroughfares. Cant recall owning a car I enjoyed more than My 2K Vickie!

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  MY BABY! - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Tony - February 16 - 9:40 am

  I recently bought a 2000 Crown Vic and I am in love with the car. Smoothest ride around, powerful V8, and comfort and quality to boot. This was an obvious upgrade from my beat-up 88 Buick Century and i dont regret it one bit. Complain about style all you want, Im 20 and I think this is a sharp car for being a "geriatric" car. It is far from it.

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  My 2000 Crown Victoria - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Gerry House-Peters - February 14 - 8:40 am

  I purchased my 2000 Crown Victoria for $20,500 in November of that year. It is the basic model and I have put 20,000 miles a year on it. I thoroughly enjoy the roominess and being 6".2" can really stretch out in it. As for the trunk, well, it has as much luggage space, if not better than any large SUV on the market. I intend to buy another one when the 2007 models come out. Its a bargain! As far as the Chrysler 300 is concerned, well its certainly a lot flashier than the Vic but Im afraid Id suffer from claustrophobia with those narrow "gangster windows!

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  Great - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By susanherna - September 12 - 2:00 am

  Great car. Mileage is excellent. I get 20 mpg in the city and 27 mpg on the highway.

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  Owner - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Frogman88 - February 8 - 7:23 am

  The car is a little harder to drive on the snow. I had gotten stuck at least 3 times in a month. On dry roads the handles like a dream. I am 6foot 3inches and I have no problems with my leg. On average, I will get 20 or more mpg. Highway mpgs I will get around 25 or more. I was very surprised with the gas mileage I was getting. I have over 200,000miles on the car right now and I am the second owner and have had nearly no problems. The only problem that I have is a minor problem, which will cost about $100 total. I am very mad about Ford is not going to sell the Crown Victoria for civilian use. I would buy this car all over again, only brand new. That will never happen. A must buy

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  crown vic - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By Mable - December 17 - 10:00 am

  I bought the Crown Victoria because I wanted a luxury ride.Even so, I never thought it would be this smoothe with such wonderful gas mileage and comfortable too. It is a quiet car with lots of space, luxury, and easy to handle. Makes driving a pleasure, and a real relief to tired muscles and back. A must have for those who want comfort, good gas mileage and luxury. Storage space is also incredible. And it handles like a smaller car, easy to park, easy to manuever. Just a great find in luxury car.

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  continued quality - 2000 Ford Crown Victoria
  By roscoe - April 7 - 5:56 pm

  Upon purchase of my 2000 Crown-Vic from California CHP I was truly amazed at the condition that the vehicle had been kept in both mechanically and cosmetically. The vehicle belonged to the Executive division and saw no patrol time at all. The vehicle rides like a dream and i have had no problems with it what so ever. Ford quality is really evident in the production of this car. The only maintenance required is the usual oil change to keep the car running smooth. At 113 thousand miles at the time of purchase who wouldnt be surprised, even so much that the very next week we bought another crown Vic-p71 used from the California Highway Patrol for my father. THE BLUE OVALS BEST!