Ford announced this week that it will no longer sell the Crown Victoria to the public after next year but will continue to offer the car to police and cab companies. Sales have declined with many ...

Ford Motor Co. next week will begin recalling as many as 109,664 Crown Victoria police cars because cracks can develop in their steel wheels that could cause rapid air loss in tires during high ...

Once General Motors stopped production of the Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 police car in 1996, the Crown Vic was basically alone in the cop-car market, a position it then enjoyed for 15 years.

The Crown Victoria police car, which debuted in 1983 ... The Police Interceptor will be offered in front- and all-wheel-drive versions. It will have a V-6 engine that produces 263 horsepower.

The Ford Crown Victoria police car spent 15 years of its lifetime serving ... We expect that priority will be given to rear-wheel-drive V-8 powertrains. Also V6 platforms are being considered ...

For years the Crown Victoria has ruled the police cruiser market with its conventional rear-wheel drive, V8 power and body-on-frame construction The company is retiring the car in an effort to ...

Are you good at spotting Ford Crown Victoria police cars before they spot you ... Available with a 365 horsepower twin-turbo V6 and all-wheel-drive, it shouldn't be too tough convincing law ...

The vehicle fit the bill so well, it became almost the default police car for the U.S. and Canada ... didn't need to be straightened. The Crown Vic's rear-wheel-drive led to fewer spinouts ...

The Crown Victoria Police Car Was Extremely Popular The Ford LTD ... It had a body-on-frame construction that made it easy to repair, and rear-wheel drive made it better for police activities.