Used Lincoln Town Car for Sale

I like my car simply because I'm a Lincoln fan. I've been riding in Lincoln since I was born my father had the box style Lincoln Town car. The town car is and always will be one of the most solid vehicles to roll out the Ford factory plant. It has everything you need from luxury to safety. Mine itself has the perks of a sunroof, the roof makes it more presidential, my model is lacking the keypad on the door but I make up for it with the key less entry keys. The Lincoln Town car not only is an affordable luxury vehicle but it demands respect on the road with any other vehicle it shares the road with.

I just recently purchased a 2000 Lincoln Town car. The car had 45K miles on it when I purchased the vehicle, and all I can say is I love it. The car has all the bells and whistles. The car has a sun roof, +AC/Premium sound/Leather/ etc. Not only does this car come with a powerful V8, that easily hauls the 4800lb vehicle anywhere you need to go; it also has air ride suspension. I have never felt such a smooth ride. This car is perfect for road trips, or even someone who is often out on the town. The car fits 6 people total. You can fit 3 up front and three in the back. The trunk is also very roomy, and fits all the luggage you will need. We recently took the car on a trip to CA and fit 5 suitcases in the trunk. The car gets approx. 20 MPG on the freeway, and to be honest it doesn't get great gas mileage around town. If you are looking for a comfortable safe car I highly recommend a Lincoln to you. The steel construction ensures your safety in the event of an accident.

Almost 20 years ago, I purchased my used by one-owner Lincoln Town Car - and have never regretted it. It had been owned by a now-deceased older gentleman who babied it - cars like this are called (in the industry) "Cream Puffs," and I felt lucky to get one. I much prefer paying cash for cars, as I understand the Ponzi scheme of fiat money - and the criminality of USURY. I, therefore, prefer not to participate. The first thing that I did to it (as I had my first problem with one of the notoriously problematic airbags - which Lincolns are known for - and I'd already had experience with in the past) was to replace them with OEM permanent shock replacements. Problem solved, future problems eliminated. This car has been otherwise fairly problem-free, and I take great comfort in the fact that my car is old enough to be exempt from outside control by any nefarious characters (for any reason) who have the knowledge and capability of increasing the speed and/or even taking over the steering of someone's vehicle against their will - reference Michael Hastings. Not only that, but now I have finally reached the much coveted 25 year mark and can legally classify this as an "antique" and pay almost nothing for insurance. They just don't make cars like this, anymore.