Used 2000 Ford Crown Victoria for Sale near Chicago, IL

2000 Ford Crown Victoria P71 Interceptor: JUSTICE This car is backbone of the justice system. And for good reason. I acquired this car from the New Hampshire State Police. The Interceptor almost drives itself. It likes to go slow down hill and fast on the straights. Quite fast off the line, and very fast from 40-80 mph. This car corners unlike any car I've had the privilege of piloting. Close to zero body roll, incredibly stable through corners. With posi-trac, air bags, the long hood, and the roll cage tucked away in the posts, it's probably the safest car you could ever drive. The P71is also very intimidating. It's subtle profile can lurk in the shadows or suddenly reveal itself in your rearveiw mirror. It's quite clear why law enforcement agencies all over the world employ this brilliantly designed unmodified stock machine. I tip my hat to you Ford. Well done.

We own a 2000 Crown Victoria P-71 Police Interceptor Special it has plenty of torque handles well no matter what we throw at it provides us reasonable gas mileage considering it is a 4 Liter V-8, it is made to stand up to the daily sometimes 24 hour operation requirement of some police departments so it is very dependable, it is definitely fun to drive not only because of acceleration but for some reason :) people have a tendency to move over when we are driving the only down side is that some people have a tendency to slam on there brakes when we are behind them. my father liked our car so much that he bought a 2006 P-71 and has been very happy with his choice of primary vehicle

Used to have a police car. Performance is good but it's not a sports car. It blends in with the crowd, unless it's an old police model, it never breaks down, and averages about 17 mpg around town. My grandma's 20yr old front drive Chrysler was more fun in the corners, but the Crown Vic can at least break the tires loose. Only things fun about it are the spotlight and the fact that it is rwd, other than that it is about as fun as a Camry.

I didnt mind this car. It was cheap to buy, cheap to maintain and there have not been many problems with this vehicle. Recently went through and rebuilt the entire front end of the vehicle including all rear end suspension parts and the total came to somewhere around 700 dollars including a new steering box. Cant complain, its at 210K right now and still runs like when i bought it with 120K on it. Very reliable car.

Car is full of great options - you get a Lincoln Town car for less money. only thing different is body style.