2005 Lincoln Town Car Executive
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The Town Car is Lincoln's full-size sedan, the one with the cushioned ride and limousine-grade rear seat that made it the airport-car favorite. It drives like a big old American cruiser, floating over bumps with a soft, wafting motion that suits its mission perfectly. The cabin is vast and quiet, with a bench front seat and acres of rear legroom that make it a genuine six-passenger sedan. The air suspension can sag over time, and the blend door actuator is a known weak point, so check those before you buy. Stepping up to the Executive from the Signature adds a power moonroof, heated front seats, and upgraded leather upholstery. The 4.6L V8 produces 239 horsepower and pairs with a smooth automatic transmission for effortless rear-wheel drive cruising, returning 19 mpg combined.
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Miles Overview
The Town Car is Lincoln's full-size sedan, the one with the cushioned ride and limousine-grade rear seat that made it the airport-car favorite. It drives like a big old American cruiser, floating over bumps with a soft, wafting motion that suits its mission perfectly. The cabin is vast and quiet, with a bench front seat and acres of rear legroom that make it a genuine six-passenger sedan. The air suspension can sag over time, and the blend door actuator is a known weak point, so check those before you buy. Stepping up to the Executive from the Signature adds a power moonroof, heated front seats, and upgraded leather upholstery. The 4.6L V8 produces 239 horsepower and pairs with a smooth automatic transmission for effortless rear-wheel drive cruising, returning 19 mpg combined.
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6% APR for 72 months
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AutoSpeed Inc. is a independent dealer in La Crescenta, CA. Their documentation fee is $85.
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